Hebrews

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

"A storm reveals the strength of a tree's roots." Paul's shipwreck in Acts 27 becomes a masterclass in spiritual resilience. While experienced sailors panic, this prisoner-apostle brings calm to chaos. Why? Because he understood that whether we cause our storms or they're beyond our control, God's faithfulness remains constant. The answer to every storm isn't better circumstances, it's always Jesus.

From the series: Pursuing God's Heart

This Sunday we are discovering how the Lord finds us when we are struggling in the desert.

From the series: Pursuing God's Heart

We've all heard the story of David and Goliath, but do we fully understand it's lessons? This week we're diving into 1 Samuel 17 and discovering how we can be faithful in adversity.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We look at the Passover Lamb from the book of Exodus and how it gives us a foreshadowing of Jesus.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We examine the story of Abraham when God asked him to sacrifice his only son, Isaac.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We look at the life of Noah and how you can see God's grace at work even through the flood.

From the series: Easter: Words from the Cross

Join us for today's message, "The Power of His Daily Presence"

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the concept of faith in God through biblical stories, particularly focusing on the faith of Abraham. It emphasizes the importance of belief as the foundation of a relationship with God, using Abraham's story to illustrate how faith can lead to righteousness. Highlights how God values trust and faithfulness above other virtues, encouraging believers to trust God's promises and remain faithful, even in challenging circumstances.

From the series: Greater

Examines the concept of leadership within a Christian context. It discusses the principles of godly leadership, focusing on service, humility, and the responsibility of leaders in the church and community. Emphasizes the role of leaders in guiding and nurturing their congregants, reflecting the servant leadership exemplified by Jesus. It also addresses the challenges and responsibilities that come with leadership positions in a Christian community.

From the series: Greater

Discusses growing strong in Christ and the importance of identifying and overcoming weaknesses through faith in Jesus. Uses Paul's teachings to illustrate finding strength in Jesus alone and encourages believers to develop their spiritual strength in various aspects of life. It also emphasizes the consistent nature of Jesus and the importance of godly leadership and examples in the journey of faith.

From the series: Greater

Explores the complexities and challenges of living in a Christian community. It emphasizes the importance of love and service within the church, highlighting the need for compassion and understanding in interactions with others. Discusses the reality of church life being messy and imperfect, but stresses the beauty and growth that can arise from embracing these challenges in the spirit of Christ's teachings.

From the series: Greater

Discusses maintaining faith in the face of life's challenges. It emphasizes trusting in God's unshakable kingdom despite the transient and shaky nature of earthly life. Encourages us to find strength in Jesus, particularly in times of uncertainty or difficulty, and to understand the importance of community and support in our faith journey. It highlights the idea that true stability and hope are found in a deep, personal relationship with God.

From the series: Greater

Delves into the biblical concept of Zion, contrasting it with Mount Sinai. It explores the meanings of these two symbolic locations, emphasizing Zion as a metaphor for God's presence and grace in the New Testament, in contrast to Sinai's representation of law and judgment. Highlights the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, where Zion signifies a spiritual journey towards a deeper, grace-filled relationship with God.

From the series: Greater

Discusses living faithfully for God, not for human approval. Emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus and running the race of faith with endurance, despite life's challenges. Explores the idea of living for an "audience of one," i.e., God, rather than seeking validation from others. It encourages us to find our strength and purpose in Christ, and to view our faith journey through the lens of God's strength and guidance.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on the theme of discipline in the Christian life. Drawing from Hebrews 12, it discusses how God's discipline is not about punishment but about nurturing and training for spiritual growth and maturity. Emphasizes the importance of seeing discipline as a positive force, shaping believers to live in accordance with God's will. It also highlights the distinction between punishment and discipline, stressing the fatherly nature of God's guidance.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on enduring faith and draws parallels between athletic discipline and spiritual perseverance, emphasizing the importance of focusing on Jesus as the ultimate goal and source of strength. Encourages believers to lay aside distractions and sins, and to run the race of faith with endurance, inspired by Jesus' example. It stresses the importance of consistent faith and commitment to God's purpose in our lives.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on the power of faith, no matter its size and examines how even a small amount of faith can lead to significant spiritual growth and impact when placed in a powerful and loving God. Encourages believers to trust in God's strength and provision, rather than the size of their own faith.

From the series: Greater

Discusses Hebrews chapter 10, emphasizing the significance of Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. It addresses how understanding Jesus' role should impact believers' lives, focusing on living in accordance with this knowledge. Highlights the importance of not rejecting Jesus and understanding the consequences of doing so. It also explores themes of God's wrath, judgment, and grace, underscoring the transformative power of faith and the importance of endurance in spiritual life.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on understanding the Old Testament as a precursor to the New Testament. It explains how the Old Testament, with its laws and rituals, serves as a "shadow" of the good things brought by Jesus Christ in the New Testament. Emphasizes that Jesus is the fulfillment of the Old Testament prophecies and laws, highlighting the shift from religious practices to a relationship with Christ in the New Covenant.

From the series: Greater

Focusing on Hebrews 9, discusses the symbolism and purpose of temples in the Bible. It examines how temples in the Old Testament, with their prescribed rituals and layout, were a shadow of the greater truth in Jesus Christ. Delves into the significance of the temple furniture, the role of priests, and the concept of God's dwelling among His people. It emphasizes the insufficiency of the temple rituals for salvation, pointing to Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment and mediator of a new covenant with God.