Category Archives: Hebrews

Doesn’t really matter how much you try and guard against it, so often the awesome becomes far too common. I was reminded of this through a conversation I had with someone new to the kingdom of God. That the Spirit … Continue reading →

The writer to the Hebrews is consistent to the end. In his plea to Jewish believers to not drift away, he has repeatedly contrasted the old to the new, demonstrating the superiority of who Christ is and what Christ has … Continue reading →

It’s been a number of years now, but I was reminded of a time we took some out of town guests to Seattle for the day. It was a beautiful day and so we did the Space Needle. We parked … Continue reading →

The implications are clear . . . the purpose for the tour is driven home. As we leave Faith’s Hall of Fame in Hebrews 11 the “so what” is delivered without ambiguity . . . Therefore, since we are surrounded … Continue reading →

A number of weeks ago, with my son-in-law and a friend, I went to a car museum in Tacoma. Now, I’m not really a car guy . . . but there was something, almost from the moment we walked into … Continue reading →

The tone has been urgent . . . the arguments, fast and furious . . . the logic solid. We have a better High Priest who has offered a better sacrifice and has made for a better way for all … Continue reading →

If you think about it, ours is a transient existence. Nothing really lasts . . . not even us. Sure, in terms of a lifespan, we might consider certain things to have a measure of longevity . . . some … Continue reading →

There are some things, which I have done over the course of my life, that I would just as soon forget ever happened . . . in fact, things I’d just as soon not even remember that I want to … Continue reading →