"A Better Priest and a Better Covenant" from Hebrews 8. In Hebrews 8 the author explains to us how Jesus is a better priest than the priests of the old covenant. We also see that God brings His people into a better new covenant relationship through Jesus.

The message is taken from Hebrews 7:19-28. When Jesus became our high

priest, we received the gift of a perfect representative on our behalf.

What makes this Priest so unique is that He offered more than an animal

sacrifice. Jesus offered up Himself for us.

The message is taken from Hebrews 7:1-25. The writer of Hebrews returns to

the theme of Jesus’ priesthood and concludes with this thought in verse 25:

Jesus is Able to Save! We’ll study the Biblical argument laid out in

chapter 7 and then apply this truth to our lives for the upcoming week.

The message is taken from Hebrews 6:9-20. In our last sermon we looked at

spiritual immaturity and studied a helpful warning that would motivate us

to ‘listen up.’ This week the writer of Hebrews gives us a helpful

encouragement that is found in the character of God.

The message is taken from Hebrews 5:11-6:8. Every wise parent cautions

his/her children about dangerous pitfalls in life. The author of Hebrews

does the same for his audience by presenting the pitfall of spiritual

immaturity. As any good parent, he also shares the truth that will avoid

this disaster.

The message is taken from Hebrews 5:1-10. As we return to our study in

Hebrews this week we see a very important role of Jesus. He was

specifically appointed by the Father to represent us and to provide us with

the only source of salvation.

This message is taken from Colossians 1:15-20. In a culture where so many

urgent matters press in on us, we need to be reminded of this staggering

truth.  This is why the Apostle sought to exalt in the most compelling way

possible the majesty, the sovereignty, the glorious eternality of Jesus

Christ, the Son of God, the Messiah, the Savior, the Alpha and Omega, the

beginning and the end.

The message is taken from Luke 2. Pastor Nate answers the question, “Who is

Jesus?”

The message is taken from Matthew 1:18-25. “Who is Jesus?” With Christmas

right around the corner we are intentionally focusing on the birth stories

of Jesus and aiming to clearly explain who He is.

The message is taken from Matthew 2:1-12. As Christmas draws near we need

to ask ourselves the question, “Who is Jesus?” In our passage we’ll see

that Jesus is King and explore the significance of that identity. But then

we’ll see that His identity brings two very different responses and will

leave us asking the question, “How will we respond to Him as King?”