Reading Time: 2 minutes
The writer of Hebrews used the construction of a house (or household) as an analogy. What roles do God, Jesus, Moses, and we play in this house?
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Sept. 5 | Jesus Is Superior to Prophets and Angels
Reading Time: 4 minutes
If Galatians and Colossians addressed a “Jesus-plus” type of faith, then Hebrews addressed a “minus-Jesus” type of faith. Hebrews says that any step away from Jesus is regression. The reason is simple: Jesus is superior to anyone and anything. Four lessons highlight this superiority.
Sept. 5 | Application
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Many wanted to know, “Jesus, who do you think you are?” However, he turned the question around and asked, “Who do you say I am?” Some compared him to prophets like Elijah or Jeremiah, but Peter gave the most logical answer . . .
Sept. 5 | Discovery
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Why is it important for us to pay careful attention to God’s Word and act on it?
Aug. 29 | Which Desires?
Reading Time: 4 minutes
Paul wrote at the level of our desires when he shared the practical application of living by faith in Christ as opposed to living by works of the law. Desires shape much of our lives. But what shapes those desires?
Aug. 29 | Application
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Mary’s whiplashed emotions made it difficult for her mind to grasp history’s greatest miracle. In your own life, have there been times when the Lord was right there with you, but you didn’t recognize his presence?
Aug. 29 | Discovery
Reading Time: 2 minutes
Look at the contrasts between the “acts of the flesh” and the “fruit of the Spirit.” . . . What do those headings demonstrate to you about living as a follower of Christ?
Aug. 22 | Which Covenant?
Reading Time: 4 minutes
Just as Sarah forced Hagar to leave, so also Paul forced (called for) God’s people to leave the slavery of the law and embrace freedom in Christ.
Aug. 22 | Application
Reading Time: 3 minutes
The word “free” gets tossed around a lot. Advertisers push fat-free, sugar-free, and gluten-free foods. Financial planners coach us to be debt-free. True freedom, though, seems elusive.