Part II of the Hall of Faith, we look at several more figures as well as the rapid fire list at the end and seek the encouragement this list provides. Read Hebrews 11:17-40 and thanks for watching!

Hebrews 11 is famous for being a Hall of Faith, so let's see what a closer inspection of these examples shows us and how it fits with the author's larger encouragement. Read Hebrews 11:1-16 and thanks for listening! Happy Mother's Day!

Hebrews turns to exhortations and its fourth warning passage as the author continues to encourage his readers to go forward. Read Hebrews 10:19-39 and thanks for watching.

We resume where we left off in Hebrews, with some further insights into the Resurrection as we contemplate the work of Jesus. Read Hebrews 10:1-18 and thanks for listening.

He is Risen! Having finished our Lenten time in Job, we turn to the Gospel of John for his account of the Resurrection, both an end and a beginning. Read John 20 and thanks for listening!

The book of Job culminates in God's speeches to Job, which are beautiful and awe inspiring, yet not the answers we might have expected. Read Job 38 and 42 and thanks for listening!

One more interruption occurs before we get to God's reply, as Elihu comes out of nowhere and rebukes both Job and his friends. But is he right? Read Job 32 and 37 and thanks for listening!

Job now replies to his friends' accusations and we continue to ponder what his friends said wrong and what Job gets right. Read Job 13 and 19 and thanks for listening.

Job's poetry continues with the speeches of Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar, who did so well in silence and now do so badly when they speak. Read Job 4 and 5 and thanks for listening!

We turn from the narrative of Job to the poetry, beginning with Job's response to his suffering. Read Job chapter 3 and 7 and see you Sunday.