The latter half of Hebrews 12 reminds us that we are receiving a "kingdom that cannot be shaken." How does this impact our present life when we think of all the things in this world that can (and do) shake us?
Everybody suffers something, but did you know our sufferings are related to Jesus' sufferings? Learning how might make a difference in the way you view suffering in this world.
Faith and Parking Spaces - Heb 11:1-16 Luke 12:32-40
What does it mean to live by faith in a world rich with tangible resources? Does it mean we pray about everything? Even parking spaces? Or is there something more to it than that?
We are told in this passage to "put to death" some fairly "Goliath-like" enemies. Are we supposed to be modern-day Davids? Or is there another way to be faithful to this biblical command?