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The Third Warning: Against Apostasy (Hebrews 5:11–6:12)
Episode Title: The Third Warning: Against Apostasy (Hebrews 5:11–6:12)
Description:
How do you know if someone is truly mature, not just in life, but in their walk with Jesus? In this episode, Pastor Jordan unpacks the third warning in Hebrews, a sobering call against apostasy. Using both Scripture and everyday stories (yes, even Marvel villains and Narnia characters), he explores three types of people in the church: those with a failure to thrive, the theological gluttons, and those who truly belong.
From apple-picking gone wrong to the danger of truth without love, Jordan challenges us to see that right theology without right action is hollow, and that good works without the truth of the gospel is equally dangerous. Drawing from Hebrews 5:11–6:12, we will see the marks of spiritual immaturity, the traps of consuming knowledge without living it out, and the joy of belonging to those who persevere in faith and love.
Whether you are wrestling with doubts, feeling spiritually stagnant, or just hungry to grow, this conversation is a call to move beyond spiritual infancy into a life that bears fruit for God’s glory.
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Episode Title: The Third Warning: Against Apostasy (Hebrews 5:11–6:12)
Description:
How do you know if someone is truly mature, not just in life, but in their walk with Jesus? In this episode, Pastor Jordan unpacks the third warning in Hebrews, a sobering call against apostasy. Using both Scripture and everyday stories (yes, even Marvel villains and Narnia characters), he explores three types of people in the church: those with a failure to thrive, the theological gluttons, and those who truly belong.
From apple-picking gone wrong to the danger of truth without love, Jordan challenges us to see that right theology without right action is hollow, and that good works without the truth of the gospel is equally dangerous. Drawing from Hebrews 5:11–6:12, we will see the marks of spiritual immaturity, the traps of consuming knowledge without living it out, and the joy of belonging to those who persevere in faith and love.
Whether you are wrestling with doubts, feeling spiritually stagnant, or just hungry to grow, this conversation is a call to move beyond spiritual infancy into a life that bears fruit for God’s glory.