
October 29, 2026
There Is More
Lonetta McKee

Maybe you find it difficult to completely figure out the transfiguration, and you wonder how this incident applies to us today. Here are some practical points to consider…

If you had been one of Jesus’ three disciples present with him on the mountain, what would have been most surprising to you?

This centurion understood how authority works. He answered to people, and people answered to him . . .

What was so unusual about the centurion’s faith? And what can this ancient soldier teach us about fighting the good fight of faith?

How does the centurion’s intercession for his servant and the Jewish leaders’ intercession for the centurion reflect, in a way, Jesus’ intercession for us?

The writer of Hebrews encouraged readers not to give up, to look to faithful examples, and to consider Jesus. Therein we can join the ranks of the faithful.

Ministry is every Christian’s responsibility. “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms”…

What do faithful people do to keep from growing weary or losing heart?

After spending significant time and space describing why the New Covenant is superior to the Old Covenant, the writer gives what some call the fourth major exhortation of…

When we are discouraged and feel like giving up, the book of Hebrews urges us to take the better way and persevere.

How can we as a community of Christ followers be involved in helping one another to keep going?

Ongoing growth was a challenge for the Hebrew Christians. In this section of the Epistle (Hebrews 5:11–6:12), the writer inserted this aside to exhort people to Christian maturity.

Sometimes Christians stay spiritually stagnant instead of maturing. Here are five disciplines the Lord uses to help us grow.

What warnings does the writer give to people who remain in their spiritual immaturity and don’t grow up?

A heart that becomes hard can all too quickly become unbelieving. A hard heart can test the Lord, but an unbelieving heart can cause a person to turn…
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