What’s holding you back from living the Christian life? That’s what our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, asks us in this study of Hebrews 12, verses 1 and 2. Be reminded to look to Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

When we’re willing to trust God, we discover He always honors His Word. That’s what we’re learning as we journey through Hebrews, chapter 11. Before moving to chapter 12, join in our final study of those who have suffered for their faith but endured it by trusting God and staying true to His Word.

Who’s Who in the Bible. That’s what some people call the famous passages in Hebrews 11. Our study of God’s most faithful continues as we examine the life of Rahab and others.

Legendary heroes of our faith. That’s what we’ve been studying in our journey through Hebrews 11. Hop aboard the Bible Bus as we look further into the abiding faith of Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and Joshua.

Abraham and Sarah lived a comfortable life. So when they packed up their family and left on a journey without a known destination, some might have called them crazy! Why did they do it? Simply because God asked. Learn more about the obedience of Abraham and Sarah and other heroes of the faith as our study of Hebrews 11 continues.

Whether you are a preacher or not, if you have a family, that is your congregation. That’s what we’ll hear from our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, as our study of Hebrews 11 continues. Walk through the Bible’s Hall of Faith and learn from Enoch to walk with God and from Noah to be witnesses through our lives and words.

Hebrews 11 poses quite a riddle. It says that faith can’t be seenyet it’s impossible to please God without it. Faith is also the only way we can come to God. So how do we solve it? Dig deep into Hebrews and explore what God’s Word has to say about our faith and so much more.

Is faith a leap in the dark? A feeling or intuition? In this study we examine the New Testament book of Hebrews, chapter 11, for one of the greatest explanations of faith we can find.

Have you ever missed the signs and driven the wrong way on a one-way street? In this study, our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee, continues our conversation about warning signs in the book of Hebrews. We’ve already studied the Perils of Drifting, Doubting, Dull Hearing, and Departing. Examine fifth danger signal: The Peril of Despising.

Have you heard about the "new and living way" by which we can come into God's presence? That’s what the Apostle Paul is talking about in this study of Hebrews 10. Draw near to God, study His Word, and encourage one another in this terrific message.