Some treat the Bible as nothing more than words on a page. The stories are interesting and well written, but they don't treat it as though the words have power. However, in this section of the book of Hebrews we discover a superior priest has spoken a superior word and it can have a great impact on our lives.

One of the things we're warned about in the book of Hebrews is not taking advantage of the rest God offers. What does this mean? Do we need to take a nap? Avoid heavy lifting? Or is there something even more important that God is trying to teach us?

No matter where you are on your walk with Jesus, there is a temptation to stray. We may not stray to another religion, but money, relationships, or personal possessions can lead us away from Christ. God has provided two ways for us to avoid moving away from Him. In this message, we learn what they are and get some insight on how to make them happen.

What is it about the story of Zaachaeus that simply makes us smile? Join us on an investigation as we discover what is at the root of this short, yet powerful story.

Moses is one of the most respected men in the Bible. He's responsible for writing the first 5 books of the Bible. He was used by God to rescue His people from slavery in Egypt. But for all of the good things about Moses, there is a key reason we have to keep him in his proper place.

One of the hardest things for us to understand about Christianity is the fact that God became a person. We may never totally understand how that happened, but this portion of the book of Hebrews helps us grasp why He did it. And it's beautiful!

The Bible tells us about the message of salvation. In fact, it's what the whole Bible is about! But how do we know the Bible is true? Many argue it's just a dusty old book filled with fables. Can we know for sure that the Bible contains God's word?

When the book of Hebrews was written, people had a high view of angels. One of the many reasons the book was written was to celebrate Jesus by showing us why he's better than angels and how angels are actually created to work for us.

Last week we learned that baptism is an act of obedience and a beautiful symbol of our new life in Christ. But does that mean every Christian should be baptized?

2,000 years ago, Jesus told his followers to get baptized. But why? What is the reason for baptism and what should our response be?