In life it's easy to want things our way. It's my way or the highway as the saying goes. We love to get things our way and do things that really benefit us, but what about putting others first? Jesus teaches a totally different style of leadership and a completely different way of achieving power.

There is a lot to be learned from those who have gone before us. What can you learn from these pillars of the faith?

A great section to think about today. It's time to get back together again.

We all like to shun Peter for his quick to speak and slow to think way of life. But if we're being honest, we do the same thing probably more often than we can realize. In this message we look at Peter's denial of Jesus and consider how and when we've done the exact same thing.

The temple is a front and center topic in much of Old Testament talk, but what happens when Jesus comes on the scene? What happens to the temple then?

Now that we kind of understand who Melchizedek is we can see how Jesus is better.

We've looked briefly at this odd character a few chapters ago but today he's got the spot light, well kind of...

When we let too much gray area appear between two distinct sides of an issue we confuse the whole mess. There is a definite right and a definite wrong. The more we deal in absolutes in certain areas the easier life becomes.

In Hebrews 6 we find God making a promise. And when God makes a promise there's no breaking it.

The bible talks about this idea of High Priests, but who were they and what did they do? And why was it important that Jesus is seen as the High Priest?