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Last Sunday, in our 10 verses text of Hebrews 7:1-10, we saw the author explain very thoroughly about the greatness of Melchizedek, even over the priesthood of the Levites. He was so superior that he blessed Abraham and Abraham paid a tithe to him. This passage shows us that the Old Testament is not outdated […]

When all around my soul gives way, He then is all my hope and stay”Is your soul tired and weary, exhausted from self and longing for something more steady and sure to hold you? Life gets overwhelming, but there is a sure promise for us in Hebrews 6:13-20. Let us come and be taught, reminded

We were privileged to have guest speaker Zane Pratt preach to us on Hebrews 5:11 – 6:12! Last week’s passage was a warning – sort of like a siren blaring into our lives to wake us up. The author of Hebrews points out that failure to grow up as believers in Christ is a problem

In the Old Testament, high priests had to continually offer burnt offerings for the sins of the people against God. These offerings and the role of a high priest is a reminder of the cost of sin, and a reminder of God’s mercy. How is Jesus as our high priest similar and different from those

Perseverance is a necessary aspect of the Christian life. When the going gets tough — when frustrations and failures set in — how do we carry on?Hebrews 4 tells us of our Great High Priest who sympathises with our weaknesses and has mercy on sinners. This is the key for our perseverance.

Every day, is a day of opportunity to enter God’s rest. The writer of Hebrews urges us not to let this opportunity pass. This was the subject of Chris’s message last Sunday. The Hebrews passage shows us further that, in entering God’s rest, we must strive in faith and the fear of God — we

Hebrews 3:7-19, led us to inspect our hearts, or as Nick put it – carry out an internal audit to see what our relationship with God truly is. It is possible to know the truth of the gospel, yet give in to unbelief and harden our hearts. This unbelief will cause us to not be

Hebrews 3:1-6 • Chris Abner We tend to have people we look up to in certain areas of life, perhaps their character in certain situations or the way with which they interact with others. This week, we’re going to see how Jesus is greater than even the most faithful people of the Old Testament.

In Hebrews 2:10-18, we encounter the heart of the gospel message – it’s about Jesus, the Founder of our Salvation and our Perfect High Priest. Jesus didn’t demand moral perfection from us. Instead, He achieved vocational perfection, becoming qualified to serve as our High Priest. Because Jesus shared in our humanity, he understands our sorrows

Our expectations for the future are influenced by so many things in life. But rightfully, our expectations should be driven by our faith in the superiority of Jesus over all things. We were reminded of this in last week’s sermon preached by Chris, from Hebrews 2. Jesus tasted death for us, and is now risen