“I Have Heard You”
Be balanced, preachers. Don’t get hung up on a particular topic to the neglect of others. Do your best to teach everything in that Bible you carry. Do so with foresight, purpose, and wisdom.… Read More “I Have Heard You”
Hebrews: God Keeps His Promises
Sometimes when life is hard, we find it easier to focus on our own failures and insecurities and overlook the good found in ourselves and others. By focusing only on the perceived (and oftentimes imagined) negatives, we can much readily lose hope and give up. Thus, the author of Hebrews was inspired by God to remind his readers about the promises God had given to them. Under tremendous pressure from persecution to renounce Christianity and return to Judaism, they needed assurance that the hope of eternal life in Christ which motivated them to initially obey the gospel was sound and not a false dream. … Read More Hebrews: God Keeps His Promises
Hebrews: “We Feel Sure Of Better Things”
Christians serve a just God who will not fail to take note of our progress while also always exhorting us to push forward and overcome our obstacles and weaknesses. With his help, we can accomplish all he has set out for us to do!… Read More Hebrews: “We Feel Sure Of Better Things”
Hebrews: Are We Too Comfortable With Our Religion?
Have we gotten too comfortable in our religion? Could that be that the reason behind many churchgoers’ lack of spiritual growth in spite of years of church attendance? God seems to think so.… Read More Hebrews: Are We Too Comfortable With Our Religion?
Hebrews: Have We Graduated From Elementary School?
Dull of hearing. You know all those jokes you give to the preacher about dozing off during the sermon? Are you the kind of person who sits in the pew at church but never opens their Bible or pays attention to the sermon or the classes? Does your Bible sit in your car or on your coffee table unopened throughout the week? If so, you are dull of hearing and that means you’re not learning nor growing.… Read More Hebrews: Have We Graduated From Elementary School?
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