We have all kinds of symbols for marriage: a certificate, wedding pictures and rings among them. Yet if a couple stops talking or spending time together, if there is no relationships those symbols are meaningless. Jesus’ sacrifice provides for relationship in a way religious symbols simply cannot.

We divide our Bible up into Old and New Testaments. It separates the story of God and His people into before and after the first coming of Jesus. The word testament is another word for covenant. We are members of His family under the new and

better covenant!

Hebrews 8 gives us clear instruction on the differences between the temporary and the eternal.

Jesus' sacrifice once for all is absolutely essential for our salvation, but it means so much more for our relationship with God from now into eternity.

God is our glorious creator. Even though he holds the universe in His hands, he makes a way for us to call Him "Father" and have 'hero status' in our life.

In this short parable told by Jesus, we are faced with the fact that the Kingdom of Heaven is the ultimate treasure we could have in this life. There are moments where we might have to revaluate our priorities in order to make the Kingdom our number one treasure.

A relationship with Jesus should continue to grow throughout our life times and God's Word is the source we need.

At some point, we all moved from milk to solid food as a baby. This is true for our physical development as well as our spiritual. The author of Hebrews warns us about getting stuck spiritually and gives steps on how to "grow up".

Everyone can use an example to follow. The trick is choose the right role model. The author of Hebrews shows us that Jesus is the only leader worth following.

The story of Ruth gives us four lessons that every one can use and helps us see the story that leads to the one true Redeemer.