Podcasts about using hebrews

In this sermon, Karl Ihfe delves into the concept of the "lag" between what we hear in God's word and what we see in the world around us. Using Hebrews 2 and Psalm 8, he illustrates how we were created to rule with God, but sin disrupted this plan. Ihfe points to Jesus as the true human who has fulfilled this calling and now sits at the right hand of the Father. Ihfe acknowledges the tension we experience when we don't see everything subject to Christ yet, despite the promises we've received. He encourages believers to keep their eyes on Jesus, who has gone before us as our pioneer and guide. The sermon addresses the slavery to the fear of death that many experience and how Jesus frees us from this bondage. Ihfe concludes by urging the church to persevere in faith, to meet together regularly, and to support one another in life's challenges. He reminds us that Jesus, being fully human, has experienced our temptations and struggles, making Him the perfect leader to follow as we navigate this "already but not yet" reality of God's kingdom. https://bwaychurch.org

Join Pastor Clay NeSmith as he kicks off a new teaching series titled "Who is Jesus?" He explores the foundational importance of placing our faith in the right object—Jesus Christ. Using Hebrews 11-12 as his primary text, Pastor Clay explains how Jesus is both the author and perfecter of our faith. He demonstrates how faith is like a tool that can be either destructive or constructive depending on where it's directed.

In this session, Dr. Jim exposes the destructive nature of bitterness and its downward spiral in our spiritual lives. Using Hebrews 12, he shows how bitterness takes root, defiles others, and leads to moral failure. Discover how God's grace offers the only path to freedom through faith and forgiveness.This is the sixth sermon in a special series that will contain all of the sermons and workshops delivered at the 2024 Thee Generation Youth Summit at Falls Baptist Church in Menomonee Falls, WI this past October 9-11, 2024.Don't forget to make plans to join hundreds of others young people next October 8-10, 2025 for our annual meeting in Menomonee Falls, WI. For more information, please visit theegeneration.org/tgys. If you've been encouraged by this podcast, please take the time to give us a five-star rating and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out and raising the visibility of the Thee Generation for others. For more faith inspiring resources and information about joining Thee Generation, please visit theegeneration.org.

Many Christians don't know that we are running a race. We are more conscious about the race of life, academics, marriage and not the race of the kingdom. Using Hebrews 12:1, Pastor Charles highlights that in the midst of these races, God has set Christians on a race to run. It is easy to forget the race God has set before us. It is easy to forget the fact that we will be judged by how well we run the race of the kingdom. However, Pastor Charles entreats Christians to prevent the races of this world from overshadowing God's race. Consciously run God's race before any other race! Run's God's race first! Seek God first! The end time is here! What did you do for God?

Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0329AB recorded on April 8, 1981 teaching from Hebrews 12:5-13 – The Mystery of God’s Chastening. Pastor Cyril A. Stevens preaches on the topic of God’s chastening, exploring the meaning and purpose of discipline in the life of a Christian. Using Hebrews 12:5-13 as a foundation, Stevens argues that God’s…

Sermon: The In-Exhaustive Radiance of the Glory of GodSeries: Christ Church Mission Statement SeriesScripture: Hebrews 1:1-9Teacher: Rev. Paul LawlerIn this sermon, Rev. Paul Lawler explores the profound concept of God's glory and its significance in our lives. Using Hebrews 1:3 as a foundation, he reminds us that Jesus is 'the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of His being.' We're encouraged to contemplate the vastness of creation, from the intricate design of a grasshopper's eye to the immensity of galaxies, all reflecting God's glory. This perspective invites us to stand in awe of our Creator and recognize our innate desire for glory that can only be truly satisfied in Him. As we unveil our true selves before God, we open ourselves to transformation, growing in His likeness and finding deep joy in His presence.

Using Hebrews 5-7, Pastor Dan Watson helps us answer the question “why did we need another high priest?” We see that sacrifices, atonement and trying to abide by the laws were not enough to save God's people. We needed a powerful and indestructible High Priest, which we received in Jesus. Jesus was the only one who could truly save the people of God and our response should be to glorify and praise Him. Through every circumstance, we can hold onto hope by leaning into scripture and fleeing the things that cause us to drift away from Him.

Using Hebrews 12:1-3, Pastor Roe encourages us to rekindle our faith and hope, even when faced with challenges. Discover how we can learn to patiently endure, allowing God to work within us and restore our hope. Don't miss this inspiring sermon that reminds us to run our own race with perseverance and trust in God's plan.

On April 14th, Pastor Charles Crisapulli delivered a message titled “Jesus is Better: A Call to Endure”. Using Hebrews chapter 1 as a guide to kick off our Hebrews series. Charles shared about seeking Jesus and continuing to look to Jesus, as the book of Hebrews is a case against quitting. We pray that this message blesses you, encourages you and ultimately draws you closer to our Saviour Jesus Christ. For more information on UniHill Church, including service times, what we believe and how to find us, please visit: https://www.unihillchurch.com.au/contact-us

Host: Emily Hatfield  |  Released Wednesday, January 17, 2024 The season opener of Wifey Wednesdays discusses the theme of discipline in the life of a Christian. Using Hebrews 12 and 1 Timothy 4, Emily encourages listeners to pursue godliness through discipline.  As the season progresses, Emily aims to discuss different spiritual disciplines at length, including […]

Host: Emily Hatfield  |  Released Wednesday, January 17, 2024 The season opener of Wifey Wednesdays discusses the theme of discipline in the life of a Christian. Using Hebrews 12 and 1 Timothy 4, Emily encourages listeners to pursue godliness through discipline.  As the season progresses, Emily aims to discuss different spiritual disciplines at length, including […]

November 19: Week 6 – Benefits Package | Overwhelmed This Holiday Season? How to Find True Rest in the Chaos Bible Teaching Passage: Hebrews 2:10-18 Short Synopsis: As the holidays approach, many feel overwhelmed trying to balance everything. Using Hebrews 3-4 for wisdom, it offers insight on finding true rest amid busyness: listen to God’s […]

This morning, as Brother Danny continued his series on the great hymns of the faith, we discussed Blessed Assurance. Using Hebrews 10:19-25, Brother Danny showed us showed us the truth that God gives his people assurance of their faith, of his love, and of our salvation, through our saviour Jesus Christ. /// Scripture: Hebrews 10:19-25 | Speaker: Bro. Danny Nance | Date Recorded: November 6th, 2022 | Running Time: 42:29

At TGC21, Michael Horton explains how we, as sinners, can take our sin to a holy God without fear because of our sympathetic high priest, Jesus. Horton takes Friedrich Nietzsche's writing on “the ugliest man,” who claimed to kill God because he couldn't bear to have someone know his dirtiest corners, and parallels it with how we can bring our dirtiest sins to the Father through Jesus, without shame. Using Hebrews 4, Horton shows how Jesus is a glorious High Priest, a sympathetic High Priest, and a gracious High Priest.In the person of Christ, we have advocate who can actually sympathize with us because he became like us, yet without sin. This is the greatest news of all—that we can take our dirtiness to the Father, knowing we will be met with grace because the Son fully understands what it is to be human.

Teaching Pastor, Mark Testroet brings a message about the opportunity we have been given to come into God's presence. Using Hebrews 10:19-25, he offers three responses to God's invitation.

Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Geehan shows how God's grace is extended to the vilest of sinners, including Rahab, David, Abraham and Judah. All in the genealogy of Christ. If God can save them, he can save you no matter what you have done- Very encouraging to those of us who have had significant failures to obey God in our lives.

Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Geehan shows how God's grace is extended to the vilest of sinners, including Rahab, David, Abraham and Judah. All in the genealogy of Christ. If God can save them, he can save you no matter what you have done- Very encouraging to those of us who have had significant failures to obey God in our lives.

This Sunday, Pastor Rich will show the importance of keeping the gospel of Jesus Christ at the center of our worship in our church and in our lives. Using Hebrews 10:19-25, he will cast a vision for the importance of the church gathering together each week and the shaping effect it has on our lives and on our souls.

Matt and Kevin answer a listener email and talk about everyone's favorite topics--obedience and submission. Using Hebrews 13 as a starting point, Matt and Kevin try to answer what the relationship between leaders and members looks like in the church. Also, Kevin has an on-air senior moment. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mktc/support

Using Hebrews 11 as the foundation, we discuss the kind of faith that looks past our present existence toward the future realities of eternal life with God.

This week we launched our ministry calendar and spent time considering where the Lord is leading BRAVE Church this year. Using Hebrews 11:1&6 as our main text, we discussed ways that we should take the next step of faith as a church and as individuals. Not only did we talk about depending upon the Lord, but also discussed that without faith it is impossible to please God. Therefore, if we want to please God we must take steps of faith. Four areas of growth were highlighted as well as 7 areas to consider at BRAVE Church this year. Let's continue to trust the Lord for a great year! Speaker: Jeff Schwarzentraub

In this week's message we are challenged to live as a child and not an orphan. Using Hebrews 12:7-13 as a checklist, we are encouraged to search our hearts to see if we are living as a child of God or are we slipping in and out of an orphan mindset.

In this episode of How to Read the Bible, Nate Claiborne and Benjamin Kandt discuss "typology" as a strategy for reading Scripture. Using Hebrews as a starting point, they explore the nature of the "pattern" mentioned in Hebrews 8:5 and how looking for patterns throughout Scripture helps us see the message more clearly.The resource mentioned is Mitchell Chase's book 40 Questions About Typology and Allegory, which we would highly recommend.

Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Charlene teaches on the faith of Abraham.

Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Charlene teaches on the people who walked in faith towards God.

Hermeneutics Made Simple. Herman who? Herman what? Every Bible reader is a Bible interpreter. We process God's Word into our lives through observation and application. This podcast episode presents the SOAP Bible Study Method. So simple. So applicable. So sustainable. Scripture (what verse sticks out to you). Observation (what do do you think about the verse?) Application (How do you apply the verse to your life?) Prayer (How can you pray concerning this, for yourself and for others?) Using Hebrews 11:33-35, Poitras does a quick study using the SOAP Method of Bible Study. You've heard of Faith Hall of Fame, of Faith Hall of Heroes. But this podcast episode deals with Faith's Hall of Gain.

This week we continue the sermon series on the expectations we place on our faith and relationship with God. Using Hebrews 10:32-39 and 11:30-40, we consider how we might be conditioned to think we will receive a particular reward for following God. However, there is a different kind of "reward" that God has in store for us that is greater than anything we can imagine.

This week we begin a new series examining the expectations that we place on our relationship with God. Using Hebrews 11:1-40, we examine the serious topic of suffering and how God is present with us as we struggle in difficult moments.

Using Hebrews 4.14-16 as a springboard, Andrew interviews Silas on his experiences of prayer, and what he has learnt.

Using Hebrews 10:24-25, Paul explores the significance of gathering together to worship and pray in this present time.

Using Hebrews 4 as a backdrop, Pastor Mark shares how rest was in God's original plan and that healthy rhythms of work and rest can be practiced on this earth but will also prepare us for Heaven.

Using Hebrews 4 as a backdrop, Pastor Mark shares how rest was in God’s original plan and that healthy rhythms of work and rest can be practiced on this earth but will also prepare us for Heaven.

In this insightful and practical message, Pastor Kristie Kerr walks through some simple steps to study the Scripture in a deeper way. Using Hebrews 6:19, she shows how you can do simple word studies, find different translations and discover new meaning in familiar verses.

This week, our guest speaker Brady Deal walks us through what it means to live by faith. We reference Habakkuk 2:4 which says, "The righteous shall live by faith." Using Hebrews 10:1-39, Brady explains that a life of faith in Christ is one that is freed from sin, has complete access to the throne of God, is lived out in a community of fellow believers, is aware of the punishment of deliberate sin, is joyful in suffering, and is running a race of endurance. We then read Hebrews 11:1-40 together, which is known as the Hall of Faith.

This week, our guest speaker Brady Deal walks us through what it means to live by faith. We reference Habakkuk 2:4 which says, "The righteous shall live by faith." Using Hebrews 10:1-39, Brady explains that a life of faith in Christ is one that is freed from sin, has complete access to the throne of God, is lived out in a community of fellow believers, is aware of the punishment of deliberate sin, is joyful in suffering, and is running a race of endurance. We then read Hebrews 11:1-40 together, which is known as the Hall of Faith.

In week three of our 'Glimpses of Truth' sermon series we continue to look for portraits of God in the Old Testament that look like Jesus. This week we look at rules. The first five books of the Old Testament alone contain 613 different rules. Using Hebrews 1:1-3 as our springboard we can see that God gave rules to accommodate Israel's needs as well as to protect and bless. In fact, in Jesus we see the ultimate expression of God's desire, not for rule following, but for hearts given to Him in love.

In week three of our 'Glimpses of Truth' sermon series we continue to look for portraits of God in the Old Testament that look like Jesus. This week we look at rules. The first five books of the Old Testament alone contain 613 different rules. Using Hebrews 1:1-3 as our springboard we can see that God gave rules to accommodate Israel's needs as well as to protect and bless. In fact, in Jesus we see the ultimate expression of God's desire, not for rule following, but for hearts given to Him in love.

In week three of our 'Glimpses of Truth' sermon series we continue to look for portraits of God in the Old Testament that look like Jesus. This week we look at rules. The first five books of the Old Testament alone contain 613 different rules. Using Hebrews 1:1-3 as our springboard we can see that God gave rules to accommodate Israel’s needs as well as to protect and bless. In fact, in Jesus we see the ultimate expression of God’s desire, not for rule following, but for hearts given to Him in love.

In week three of our 'Glimpses of Truth' sermon series we continue to look for portraits of God in the Old Testament that look like Jesus. This week we look at rules. The first five books of the Old Testament alone contain 613 different rules. Using Hebrews 1:1-3 as our springboard we can see that God gave rules to accommodate Israel’s needs as well as to protect and bless. In fact, in Jesus we see the ultimate expression of God’s desire, not for rule following, but for hearts given to Him in love.

In week three of our 'Glimpses of Truth' sermon series we continue to look for portraits of God in the Old Testament that look like Jesus. This week we look at rules. The first five books of the Old Testament alone contain 613 different rules. Using Hebrews 1:1-3 as our springboard we can see that God gave rules to accommodate Israel’s needs as well as to protect and bless. In fact, in Jesus we see the ultimate expression of God’s desire, not for rule following, but for hearts given to Him in love.

We looked at how a passionate Church is one of intimate worshippers, how it has an assured hope, how we provoke one another to love and good deeds and how it is a faithful church. Using Hebrews 10: 19-25, Will gives the next in our series of talks on Becoming a passionate church.

Struggle! Why do we struggle? What should we do when we struggle? Using Hebrews 12, Ben Stuart of Breakaway Ministries challenges the mindset of men to reconsider the why and the what of struggle.

Using Hebrews 5:1 as his text—"For every high priest taken from among men is appointed for men in things pertaining to God, that he may offer both gifts and sacrifices for sins"—Fr. Joseph speaks of the manly beauty of St Raphael.

Using Hebrews 5:1 as his text—"For every high priest taken from among men is appointed for men in things pertaining to God, that he may offer both gifts and sacrifices for sins"—Fr. Joseph speaks of the manly beauty of St Raphael.

Using Hebrews, Chapter 11, Pastor Bailey gave a rousing talk on how that chapter is still being written. Afterwards, the saints gave passionate and heartfelt testimonies of how God revealed Himself this week!

In this message, Harry Li discusses Dilemma #2 in the Walking Dead series: Sin is Pleasurable for a Season. Using Hebrews 3:13 as a backdrop, Pastor Harry Li teaches on the deceitfulness of sin and the necessary perspectives on sin and grace for one to become a walking dead person that as Paul describes in Gal 6:14, "The world has been crucified to me and I to the world.

This is the third of a four-part series by Pastor Mathew Jones on "Fitted for Victory". Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Mat looks at the essentials of "faith" for our Christian lives. "Faith focuses on heaven's agenda and stands the testing of God".

This is the series final  by Pastor Mathew Jones on "Fitted for Victory".  Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Mat takes a final look at the essentials of "faith" for our Christian lives.  We talk about "the good old days ..... but in God's economy, the best is yet to come."  "Faith will totally change the direction of your life!"

This is the second of a four-part series by Pastor Mathew Jones on "Fitted for Victory". Using Hebrews 11, Pastor Mat looks at the essentials of "faith" for our Christian lives. "Whatever is not of faith is sin

This is the first of a four-part series by Pastor Mathew Jones on "Fitted for Victory".  Using Hebrews 11,  Pastor Mat looks at the essentials of "faith" for our Christian lives. "Faith is not natural; it's supernatural!".