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The author turns to Abraham and shows how biblical faith is the kind of faith that follows God even when we don't know where He is taking us.

The author of Hebrews looks back at the lives of Abel, Enoch, and Noah in order to help us better understand Biblical Faith.

Biblical faith is not a blind leap but a confident trust in God’s promises. It looks ahead with hope, understands God’s role in creation, and shows up in how we live.

When we put our faith in anything other than Jesus, we are in danger of drifting, but the person who has faith in Jesus has confidence to put their hope in Him, especially when things get difficult. The author of Hebrews gives a warning and encouragement in this passage in regards to faith.

God's plan for the Church includes loving the city well. In this passage God shows us how to do that.

Talking about Jesus in our lives can be challenging. In this passage, the Apostle Paul gives us several ways to help us overcome these challenges.

God has welcomed former outsiders into His family, so we who have been welcomed by God into His family through Jesus can open our lives and our homes to welcome others.

A large part of living on mission is seeing and loving the people God has already placed around you even when it interrupts your plans.

When we talk about living on mission it all starts with God. The Bible tells us God is a sending God, and He makes us a sent people.

The author of Hebrews gives us three things we must do in response to what Jesus has done for us.

We are people who know we are not ok, and who can’t fix it ourselves, no matter how hard we try. This passage in Hebrews shows us Jesus came to do what sacrifices never could.

It's easy for us to become distracted by the things of the world, fill our busy schedules, and lose sight of the most important things of life. We conclude Hebrews 9 by examining the reasons Jesus gives us to fix our eyes on Him and eagerly wait for his second coming.

In Hebrews 9:1-14, the author draws our attention to the ministry of the Tabernacle and priests and shows us how it is all a shadow pointing us to something greater, Jesus.

Welcoming, loving, and serving the international community!

God didn't fix the old covenant — he replaced it with a better one, sealed by Jesus, the better priest, promising a better relationship.