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Rick Robertson: Don’t drift; hold fast
In ‘Don’t Drift; Hold Fast’, Rick begins a new series on the book of Hebrews,
Rick encourages believers not to drift away from their faith but to hold firmly to Jesus, keeping Him at the centre of their lives.
Hebrews was written to early Jewish Christians tempted to drift from their faith. Rick explains that the letter powerfully reveals who Jesus truly is — the complete and final revelation of God — calling us to value Him above everything else.
Rick highlights several points:
• In the past, God spoke through prophets and intermediaries, but now he speaks through his son (Hebrews 1:1–2).
• Jesus is the radiance of God’s glory and the exact imprint of His nature.
• This means that when Jesus speaks, God Himself speaks.
• The passage shows Jesus’ superiority — He is greater than angels, prophets, or any other being.
• Hebrews 1 shows that Jesus is the eternal Creator, heir of all things, and the one who sustains the universe by His powerful word.
•. Creation will fade, but Jesus remains forever.
•. The writer of Hebrews uses Old Testament verses to affirm that Jesus is fully God, not a lesser or created being.
The post Rick Robertson: Don’t drift; hold fast first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.
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By Dave Frodsham and othersIn ‘Don’t Drift; Hold Fast’, Rick begins a new series on the book of Hebrews,
Rick encourages believers not to drift away from their faith but to hold firmly to Jesus, keeping Him at the centre of their lives.
Hebrews was written to early Jewish Christians tempted to drift from their faith. Rick explains that the letter powerfully reveals who Jesus truly is — the complete and final revelation of God — calling us to value Him above everything else.
Rick highlights several points:
• In the past, God spoke through prophets and intermediaries, but now he speaks through his son (Hebrews 1:1–2).
• Jesus is the radiance of God’s glory and the exact imprint of His nature.
• This means that when Jesus speaks, God Himself speaks.
• The passage shows Jesus’ superiority — He is greater than angels, prophets, or any other being.
• Hebrews 1 shows that Jesus is the eternal Creator, heir of all things, and the one who sustains the universe by His powerful word.
•. Creation will fade, but Jesus remains forever.
•. The writer of Hebrews uses Old Testament verses to affirm that Jesus is fully God, not a lesser or created being.
The post Rick Robertson: Don’t drift; hold fast first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.