Like the ancient Israelites, the scattered Jews tended to drift back to what was familiar and comfortable, so the author of Hebrews points to the true and better priest who fulfills all the requirements of the law. Pastor Tim walks us through chapter 7 and shows how we also tend to drift and need Jesus.

Brother Jonathan Philgreen reminds us that we have an anchor for the soul in Christ Jesus, as stated at the end of Hebrews 6. Our unchanging, unfailing Father will never let us go.

Once we are in Christ, we are His forever, but there are still warnings about falling away. Pastor Tim shares the warning from Chapter 6 and the encouragement to abide in Christ.

In this passage, the author encourages us to have courage as we enter the presence of God because we have a Great High Priest in Christ Jesus.

Life is tiring, but Jesus offers us rest. Pastor Tim takes us back into Hebrews chapter 4.

Jesus empowers His church to carry out His sacred mission. Pastor Tim reminds us, from Acts 1, of the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit given to us by Jesus.

Brother Steve Curry blesses us with a message from Hebrews 3:7-19. He challenges us to hear God and not harden our hearts; unlike the Israelites, who saw God's works but missed His ways.

The author of Hebrews begins chapter 3 by inviting us to consider Jesus. Have you considered Jesus? He is greater than the law. He is the superior high priest. He welcomes us into a better home.

In week four of our Hebrews series, Pastor Tim guides us through the rest of chapter 2. Here, we see that Jesus, who is greater than all things, makes himself lower than the angels to become the greatest sacrifice and meet us in our suffering.

Lest We Drift. How can we keep from drifting away from the gospel? In week three of our series on Hebrews, Pastor Tim guides us in finding the way to prevent drift. That way is Jesus.