Hebrews 4:14-5:10 focuses on the fact that our high priest—the person who runs interference between us and God when it comes to eternal life—is the same person who gave his life for that purpose: Jesus. It is inconceivable in the writer’s mind that anyon
You get a feeling, a tingle in your spine, you turn to look…and yet there’s nothing there. Cowboy Ghost Valerie is lost in a snowstorm in rural Montana. She thinks she might not be able to get out, when she sees two headlights coming to her through t
God designed hope to fuel your faith. The Scripture says that “we have this hope as an anchor for the soul” (Hebrews 6:19). It anchors [Read more]
Great Aunt Rose When Christina McKenna’s cruel aunt comes back from the grave to make amends–she’s not sure if she can forgive. Read more about Christina’s childhood in Ireland in her book, My Mother Wore A Yellow Dress. Producer: Anna Sussman Original
Hebrews 4:1-13 continues an important theme introduced in Hebrews 3—holding fast to faith so as to enter into God’s rest (i.e., inherit the promise of eternal life). The writer strikes an analogy between the rest of God, earlier related to entrance (or n
God doesn’t remove every frustration in our lives. In fact, many of the things that frustrate us, God uses to grow us and take us [Read more]
This will require some thinking on your part. We are trying to get a careful, biblical and thoughtful understanding of God’s plan for Israel as revealed in the Bible and in Romans 11 in particular.
We need a biblical and balanced view of Israel. Romans 11 gives us just this. We see the fact that Israel rejected the Messiah. We see why they didn’t believe. We see that this failure is not universal. And we see that there is a glorious hope for their future! When you understand God’s gracious plan for Israel you see into the heart of God’s grace toward yourself as well.
Katie Leavitt tells her story “Confessions of a Baby Snatcher.” Comedians Ayanna Dookie and Seaton Smith perform “Get The Hook Up!”. Season 8 Episode 24
When you’re in emotional pain, it’s easy to shrink back in fear and allow an emotional limp to become a stronghold in your mind—a wrong [Read more]
Hebrews 3 is the reader’s first introduction to what will be a familiar tension in the book: conditional statements about the believer’s salvation status. This episode focuses on this tension, pointing out that conditional statements in Hebrews are not a
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