With such a great persecution on the horizon for the church, why should they stick it out? Because, there is an even greater promise that is in store for all who hold firm. This great promise is given by a faithful God. This week, the preacher explains why we should trust God at his word.

With the prospect of being martyred, the house-church that Hebrews was written to began to fall away from their faith in Christ. The writer's response to them has deep implications for us, even today. What is the greatest peril we face?

God does not dangle the promise of eternity with Him in front of us and say good luck trying to obtain it. He says, when it gets tough - I understand - come to me for help! This week we explore how Jesus is our compassionate helper in times of need.

Using Israel in the desert as his object lesson, the preacher of Hebrews shows its relevance today. Hold firm to the confession of your faith and strive to enter into His rest. The reward is greater than we can imagine.

The preacher of Hebrews expounds on his opening by first showing us Jesus’ faithfulness. His hope is to remind the congregation of how Jesus has been faithful so we as his house can be faithful in return.

When we were created, we were created to rule from the very beginning. Instead, we became slaves. In order to restore us to our original purpose, God had to come and dwell among us. This week, the preacher of Hebrews explains why Jesus had to come in human form.

This week we start the dive into Hebrews, one of the most complex, beautiful, and misunderstood books in the New Testament.

In this weeks passage Jesus makes a bold statement that must be backed up with death lingering close by. It makes us re-examine where Jesus has made similar claims in our life and how we should respond.

In John 8 Jesus describes how spiritual slavery and lies will keep us from ever walking in true freedom. This week we explore how Jesus dealt with the false belief of Jews by describing what true freedom in Him is like.

In the shortest parable in scripture, Jesus talks about a man who finds a treasure in a field. The treasure is so precious that he does something insane. He sells everything he has to then go purchase the field for that treasure. This week we unpack what it means to give God all that we have, just like the man who finds this treasure.