Sermons on Hebrews

When suffering feels endless and God feels distant, Jesus is not indifferent. He shares in your pain, and His finished work guarantees a future without tears.

Encouragement is more than nice words. It's spurring each other on to love, good works, and faithfulness in Christ. Discover how God calls us to build one another up.

God did not remain distant but became one of us in Jesus Christ. This changes everything about how we love, sacrifice, and get involved with others.

God's covenant isn't a dusty theological idea invented by reformers. It's the golden thread running through all of Scripture, uniting Old and New Testaments and bringing us into God's family through Christ.

God disciplines those He loves, not to punish but to train us in holiness. Discover how even hardship can be understood as His loving hand guiding us towards Christlikeness and perseverance.

Sheep without a shepherd will die. God provides shepherding through trusted peers, church leaders, and the great Shepherd Himself to guide believers safely home.

When the church gathers, Jesus Christ stands at the centre of our praise, perfecting our faltering worship and presenting us as family before God the Father.

Losing faith rarely happens suddenly. It happens through slow, quiet drifting when we assume we already know the gospel well enough. Hebrews calls believers to anchor deep and hold fast.

Jesus is both the Creator who made us and the Redeemer who bought us back. As our older brother and high priest, He stands before the Father and intercedes for us, enabling us to approach God with confidence.

Jesus Christ stands at the centre of Christian worship, not as a distant observer but as our perfect worship leader who brings us as family into the Father's presence.

Jesus became the ultimate exile so we could find our way home. Knowing this transforms how we live as joyful strangers in a world that was never meant to be our final destination.

Jesus is the anchor of our souls, pulling us into God's presence with an unchangeable promise that cannot fail.

Christ stands among His people as the ultimate worship leader, bringing us into the Father's presence with perfect praise that covers our imperfect hearts.