We have one last warning to listen to in the book of Hebrews. The author shows us some really good news about what Jesus has done, in order for us to not choose the momentary soup to satisfy our hunger, but to wait for the "birthright" we have in Jesus. The author of Hebrews reminds us of two things in this passage; 1. The Gospel is about connection, joy, and satisfaction, rather than fear and distance. 2. Following Jesus is about investing our lives in the things that last rather than things that are fleeting. 

This week Kyle walks through Hebrews 12: 5-17, leading us to break the stigma related to God's discipline and welcome the sanctification that comes with His discpline.

This sermon comes from one of our family Sunday services. In the sermon we talk about the "twins" of prayer found in the Psalms; lament and gratitude. 

Pastor Aaron Dailey brings an encouraging word, reminding us what we're called to, and how when it's all rooted in Jesus, it's possible to keep chasing after him, while being part of the team of his people, getting his work done in the world. 

This week pastor Emma Tautolo takes us through the last part of Hebrews chapter 11.

This week listen to this encouraging sermon from Jacqueline Krawczyk. She does a great job applying Hebrews 11 and the issues the Israelites were going through to our time and place. Faith is a journey, and God wants to use this text to encourage us into deeper faithfulness. 

We start one of the most famous chapters in Hebrews this week; Hebrews Chapter 11. In Hebrews 11, we see all of these stories of faith. Today, to find ourselves in the grand story of faith, we stop and first see how these stories of faith, define what faith is. 

Join us this week as we introduce Missional Communities! This Sermon ends just before we played a documentary highlighting "It Starts with the Heart" Click here to watch that documentary!

In Hebrews 10:32 we get a glimpse at what the first Christians this book was written to were struggling with. They seemed to be dealing with everything just short of bleeding and being killed for their faith. And yet, the author encourages them to keep going. How do that? How can this text encourage us to perservere? 

From time to time we do All of Life Interviews. This is a way for us to remember that God uses everyone in every vocation and profession to help take care of his world. This week we look at Gretchen Gee a Chair and Teaching Professor at NAU.