Faith gives and faith demands. It gives Joy, assurance and truth, and it demands discipline, persistence and holiness. Hebrews 1:1-17
Faith is the world view of the Christian, rooted in God, lived out through the creation and finds its fulfilment in Christ himself. Hebrews 11
Obedience to the law doesn’t remove the consequences of the guilt causing activity; all it does is corrupt our conscience — leaving us guessing why our lives are a mess. Hebrews 10:1-18
A clear conscience that can truely serve the living God doesn’t come through tradition, rather it comes from the forgiveness of our gracious God through the blood of Jesus. Hebrews 9
When we come to Christ with our mistakes and shame, our sins are both forgiven and forgotten by our ever gracious God. Hebrews 8
Hebrews shines a spotlight on the imperfections in the priestly power structures of their day, and in doing so brings into the light the inevitability and necessity for someone greater — Jesus The Forever Priest King. Hebrews 7
Believers are to persist in harnessing hope as a means of defence against unfruitfulness and falling away from the faith. Hebrews 6
Jesus is our perfect high priest and the ultimate example of spiritual maturity. The spiritually mature believer is no longer a spiritual baby who constantly crave milk but rather someone who helps others to follow Jesus. Hebrews 5
We can trust Jesus, we can be vulnerable with Jesus, he will never let us down, for our vulnerability will always be meet with grace, and not just any grace, perfect grace, for his throne is a throne of grace. Hebrews 4