The message is from Hebrews 10:26-39. “In a very sobering way, the writer

of Hebrews presents his 4th (and perhaps strongest) warning to his

audience: those who deliberately make a practice of sin will face the holy

judgment of God. On the flip side, Christians who endure in their faith do

so because they believe God has saved them unto something better.

The message is from John 20:1-31. In John 20 we read the account of Jesus’

resurrection. What’s interesting is that no one in the story believes that

Jesus is alive unless they see evidence. With grace and truth, Jesus kindly

leads these individuals into “resurrection belief.” What about us and all

the others who are thousands of years and thousands of miles removed from

that event? We weren’t there to see anything! Jesus has a word for us as

well.

The message is from Mark 10:35-45. As Jesus approached Jerusalem on Palm

Sunday, He shared an important lesson with His followers: the everyday

practice of kingdom citizens is service. Jesus not only taught this lesson,

but lived it out for our eternal good.

The message is from Hebrews 10:23-25. “Remember what God has given you and

do what God has told you.” That was the big idea from the previous message.

This message covers two Biblical practices for Christians (especially

during “Covid” times.)

The message is taken from Hebrews 10:19-5. In God’s timing, our next

paragraph in Hebrews is extremely relevant. The question we will answer is

this: What should a church do when it can’t assemble together? In this

passage, look for the 2 “possessions” and the 3 “practices.”

The message is taken from Hebrews 10:1-18. The author of Hebrews has proved

Jesus is our High Priest ministering in God’s presence. And based on His

sacrifice, Jesus now appears in God’s presence. But now, the author will

demonstrate Jesus’ sacrifice will allow us to draw near to God.

The message is taken from Hebrews 9:23-28. Don't you love to see sin in

society silenced? It seems to hardly ever happen (which is why we love to

see it!). Well, at the end of Hebrews 9, we see that Jesus has dealt with

sin in us. Sin has been silenced, put away, defeated...sin got the

smack-down. Enjoy Jesus' work!

In chapter 9, the writer of Hebrews is fine-tuning his focus o Jesus’ death

and the benefits for those who trust in Him.

The message title is, "Jesus Over Everything" from John 10:7-18. Dave Doran Jr. from Resurrection Church in Lincoln Park, MI, will be with us Sunday Morning. He will help us think biblically about ministry to Muskegon Heights.

The message is from Hebrews 9:1-14. How many times have we tried to clear

our conscience by doing good things? In Hebrews 9 we read what we

intuitively know: ritual and religion won't work. The sacrifice of Jesus

Christ alone clears your conscience.