Dearing Christian Church

Why it's okay that we might all see Revelation a little differently.

According to several New Testament writers, including the author of Hebrews, life is a race, not a dance, sorry Garth. What is the point of this race and how we do we finish?

What exactly did the heroes of the Old Testament get for all of their great examples of faith?

Why did God establish the church? In perhaps the most quoted church passage of Scripture, the author of Hebrews lays out the reasons why God tells us to "do church".

We can never forget that as God's people we have been called to live life different.

There is no getting away from blood; the price of freedom is always steep.

Some problems we aren't able to fix no matter how hard we try. So, what are we each to do about our guilty conscience?

Why was a new covenant needed? Was something wrong with what God gave to Moses?

In Jesus we find all the assurance we need, for this life AND the next.

Who is this Melchizedek fella, and what does he have to do with Jesus?

God's promises are simply incredible they provide a powerful confidence for God's people! What's even more amazing is that, according to the author of Hebrews, we receive MORE hope from something Else.

There are times when a passage of Scripture jumps off the page right at us. Today's passage is one of those times.

The author of Hebrews desperately wanted to teach his original audience in some deep, but very helpful, subjects. He was frustrated though, because they were not mature enough to handle what he had for them.

For a multitude of reasons, Jesus is uniquely qualified to be our advocate in heaven.

There is nothing natural about being a follower of Jesus Christ.

Is it possible to live fully life rested and completely exhausted at the same time? 

There are a variety of reasons the study of history is valuable; but I believe the author of Hebrews would make the claim that the most important reason to become students of history, is to keep from repeating past mistakes. This is the theme of Hebrews chapter 3.

The author of Hebrews does a wonderful job in chapter two of showing us exactly Who Jesus is to His followers.

In Hebrews 2 we find the first of several warnings given by the author. His plea is for us to never become apathetic about what we have heard. "What we have heard" is the gospel!

The angels are incredibly powerful beings! Just how great is their power? Are they without equal? In the first chapter of Hebrews, the author dives into that exact subject, and names the ultimate power player.