In today’s episode, we’re walking through Hebrews 10-12 and into some of the most powerful truths in this book. We begin with a sober warning not to turn away, then move into what real, enduring faith looks like as we approach the Hall of Faith. From there, we step into Hebrews 12, where we’re invited to consider the crowd cheering us on, the race set before us, the training God lovingly allows, and ultimately to fix our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith. Join us as we press in together and let these chapters strengthen our walk with Him.

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In this episode, Debbie Eaton walks us through Hebrews 8–10, reminding us that Jesus is our High Priest, Perfect Sacrifice, and Mediator of a Better Covenant. She invites us to consider the depth of God’s mercy and the access we now have to His presence through Christ. As we reflect on the beauty of this new covenant, we’re called to draw near, hold fast to our faith, and live with confidence in the One who finished the work on our behalf.

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In this week’s episode, Shelley Hurley is talking about A Better Hope. In a world that feels so uncertain, financial pressures, moral decay, wars, and fear, it’s easy to feel hopeless. But as Hebrews reminds us, Jesus brings in a better hope, one that anchors our souls and keeps us from drifting when life’s waves crash hard. This hope is not found in circumstances or systems but in Christ Himself, our refuge, our guarantee of a better covenant, and the One who gives us access to draw near to God.

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Trusting Jesus as Savior isn’t just about eternity it’s about how we live right now, in every season of life. Whether things are falling apart or everything seems perfect, we should always be desperate for Him. God gave us His Word not just to know it, but to be changed by it as we draw near to Him for mercy and grace each day.

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Sue Mills shares from Hebrews 3:7–4:13, encouraging us to wait on God’s timing, stay in His Word, and trust His heart. His plans are good—always.

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In this episode, Christi Robillard takes us through Hebrews chapter 2, where we are warned not to neglect so great a salvation. She reminds us that spiritual drift doesn’t happen overnight — it happens when we do nothing. To stand strong, we must pay close attention to what we’ve heard and keep our hearts anchored in Christ. Don’t lose your awe of the Lord, because when awe fades, drift begins. And in times of disappointment or the unknown, the call is to pray and look to Jesus — and when you seek Him, you will see Him.

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In this episode, Tiffany Velasquez shares from Hebrews 1:1–4, reminding us that Jesus is greater than the prophets, angels, traditions, and religious systems that came before Him. She walks us through how Christ is the heir of all things, the Creator, the radiance of God’s glory, the one who sustains the universe, redeems our sins, and now reigns in majesty. At the heart of it all is the simple but life-changing truth: the whole point is Jesus.

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In today's message, Cathe Laurie opens our study with the introduction to Hebrews, helping us see how this letter calls us to fix our eyes on Christ - our Savior, our High Priest, and the One who is better than all.

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In concluding this series, Pastor Greg shared about our outward focus on service and evangelism.
God calls each of us to use our spiritual gifts and share the gospel. As we glorify God (upward)
and edify one another (inward), we also need an outlet for God’s truth (outward). The gospel was
never meant to be hoarded—it was given to be shared.

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A healthy Christian life is marked by balance: worshiping passionately upward toward God, growing in fellowship and discipleship inward, and living with a heart for reaching others outward.
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Pastor Jonathan Laurie unpacks how fellowship and discipleship shape us to become more like Christ and equip us to live on mission in the world around us.

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