We are back in Hebrews, digging into 4:14-5:10. The first five minutes is one of the funniest episodes we have ever had. The rest of the podcast is so exciting and life-giving. Dig in deep with us. This is important.

In this episode, we continue working through the questions on our free resource "Perspective Questions" that is available on our website www.alethesresources.com. There is a primary element of our design that drives us toward attachement to God and others. When our perspective of God is that He is distant and attachment to Him is unattainable or must be earned then we are left with a need for attachment to others. A need for attachment to others drives us to envelope their perspectives. The impact this question, Who is God to Others?, depends on where we start the questioning (see the free resource).

Does your Sabbath have meaning; genuine and purposeful meaning? Sabbath rest is not passive. It is diligent and purposeful. Join us as we continue our discussion through Hebrews. (From Jeff: "This discussion highlighted some things for me that I really had to deal with personally afterwards regarding my recognition of a Sabbath rest.")

We continue working through the questions presented within our FREE tool "Perspective Questions" that is available on our website. The question, Who is God to Me?, is secondary to "Who is God?" when we are seeking genuine truth and permanence. Join us in this important conversation.

In a continuation from our last episode, "Who is God?", we explore a list of vibrant and worship inducing attributes of God. You say you worship Him; who do you worship if you don't know anything permanent about Him?

The single most essential question is Who is God? Almost all people, even Christians, get this wrong because we start with our needs, desires, fears, and experiences and then manufacture a concept of God that is a reflection of those issues. This is completely backwards and ridiculous. God is Unlimited and Permanent. He is not manufactured or a response to needs, desires, fears, or experiences. He is God. Join us in our most passionate and essential topic. This is THE TOPIC.

Join our discussion on Hebrews 3:7-19. Many hear the message and desire the reward of the message and even may "know" the message, but believing the message is to integrate into the messenger and the messenger into the hearer. Belief is not a knowledge, it is a complete integration. Entering "the rest" is in the now and an abiding integration of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors toward the permanence within our Unlimited God.

We may not want to dismiss or overlook people in our ministries, but we do. It happens, often without even knowing it. Sometimes it happens because we are overwhelmed or distracted. In this episode, we talk about this issue and a shift in perspective that leads toward a ministry in which No One is dismissed. It is a structure built on a foundation that makes it possible.

Join us as we continue our exploration of Hebrews as we begin chapter 3. At a casual reading in English from our Western world perspective, these first six verses seem somewhat basic. The original readers understood this passage deeply. Join in as we try to unpack some of the remarkable depth of this passage. A hint: there are houses, households, house maintainers, and then the house builder; all are distinctly different and the joining together of it all is beautiful.

Since God spoke everything, and we mean everything, into existence and scripture tells us that the creation, including people, reflects the "shadow" of the Creator, then we must assume common observations in humanity are by His design. In this episode, we elevate our perspective of the Unlimited God by shifting the meaning we give to functional designs within humanity. We hope you become fascinated by this conversation.