Hebrews

The Old Testament bears witness of the necessity for the Christ to suffer, die and enter into His glory.

Staying the course by understanding the superiority of Christ.

When believers understand who it is that God has spoken through, they worship Him alone and their faith is strengthened.

Understanding Jesus is the Royal Son and Ruling Creator will keep us from robbing Him of glory.

Realize the consequences so you do not drift from the Son’s Word.

When believers have trouble seeing Jesus’ reign, we can always see Him in Scripture.

The Eternal Son became like us, suffered to save us and identifies with us.

The Eternal Son became like us, suffered to save us and identifies with us.

The suffering church needs to see that nothing compares to Jesus our faithful high priest so they will trust in Him and boast in their hope.

True believers persevere, understanding hearts that do not continue to believe the Word will not enter God’s rest and His wrath abides on them.

The church needs to have a healthy fear of the consequences of disobedience, so that they will hold fast to the Word of God.

The church endures suffering by holding fast to our confession and comprehension of Christ, and drawing near to the throne of grace.

Our Great High Priest understands and is mediating, therefore we can draw near through prayer in our time of need.

Believers crave the word of righteousness because it gives them discernment and fortitude to navigate and endure persecution.

The church must understand drifting has a point of no return, so we must press on to maturity until the end.

The remedy for drifting is to diligently press on to maturity by imitating the faithful, knowing God will persevere those He has saved.

Believers are able to patiently persevere amid persecution because God’s promises are an anchor of the soul.

The Church needs to treasure and trust Jesus as the greatest man and the eternal priest King.

The church needs to understand that Christ's priesthood is effective because it actually saves and sanctifies.

Realizing Jesus' person and work as our High Priest will cause us to draw near in times of need.

Devoted worship results from understanding our high priest's ministry and sanctuary.