Hebrews 12 Vs 12-13 teach us that we are not to run this race alone. We all experience times when we need help and encouragement from our fellow runners.

Hebrews 12 Vs 3-11 teach us that God's Discipline provides training that makes us like Jesus.

Hebrews 12 Vs 1-2 tells us to lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily ensnares us. What is the sin that so easily trips you up, and are you ready to kill it?

Hebrews 12 Vs 1-2 challenges us to lay aside every weight in this great race that God has called us to run. We need to look at the weight we carry (things that consume our time and resources) and ask the question "Does this help me run the race that is set before me".

Saying the same old things about the same old things. Does that describe your prayer life? The discipline of praying the scriptures is guaranteed to renew and strengthen your communication with God.

Psalm 119:11 teaches us the importance of memorizing God's Word.

Matthew 28 Vs 6 invites us to "Come And See". We have been invited to examine Christ's life, death and resurrection.

Hebrews 1:3 helps us to further understand the definition of faith. It is the Word of God that causes us to see invisible realities. As we read God’s Word each day, we must learn to walk out its principles, stand on its truths, and rest in its promises.

Hebrews 11 defines faith and exemplifies faith. It’s also a summary of OT events, as seen through the lens of faith. The first verse defines faith as the foundation of our hope, and the evidence of unseen realities.

The words of Hebrews 10:32-39 teach us how to have enduring faith. The author reminds us to look back at how God has worked in our past, to look up at our high calling, and to look ahead towards the promise of his coming, and our better and enduring possession.