All of our efforts to appease or be right with God will always fall short. Even the sacrifices established by Moses. These were all shadows of something greater...Jesus is our true and greater sacrifice—his death and resurrection once and for all covered and paid for sin.

We all will die and then be judged. Will we be found waiting for the true and greater High Priest, Christ Jesus? He has made the final, lasting sacrifice so that we can find peace and rest in him. Pastor Tim walks us through Hebrews 9:23-28.

Our sin demands death, the blood of a sacrifice. Thankfully, Jesus brought the new covenant and, through his blood, offers eternal life and redemption. Pastor Tim shows us the beauty of the gospel in Hebrews 9:15-22.

As the true and better tabernacle, Jesus offers eternal worth and value that this world simply cannot. Pastor Tim guides us through Hebrews 9:1-10.

As we look toward 2026, we must plan and prepare for the mission God has called us to. Pastor Tim takes us to Joshua 1 as a guide for our upcoming mission.

For the readers of Hebrews, life has become hard, especially after believing in Jesus. Many were considering returning to their old beliefs. Brother Jonathan walks us through Hebrews 8:7-13 and explains why the new covenant is better.

Sometimes we think everything would be better if Jesus were here with us, but the author of Hebrews argues the opposite. Pastor Tim shows us that the best place for Jesus to be right now is on mission at the right hand of the Father.

Pastor Tim shows us the new way through Christ that makes us right before God. He guides us through the end of Hebrews 7.

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.