Without allowing for the historical context given to us in Acts and Galatians, which clearly shows us the theological problems that were happening in Jerusalem and what was being taught there erroneously, and treating James’ letter as an apostolic document (he was not an apostle!) rather than a historical/wisdom document that should be included in […]
Soteriological implicaitons of “another justification” Read More »
Hebrews 6 provides insight into the nature of our salvation through Christ. The Davidic covenant and the Abrahamic covenant are combined into one everlasting covenant between the Father and the Son, highlighting Christ’s unique role as both king and priest in fulfilling God’s promises to his people. The Davidic covenant is central to the argument
Hebrews 31 – The Gospel gives Me the Recipe, My High Priest cooks and serves it! Read More »
This teaching covers Hebrews 6:1-6 and emphasizes the importance of maintaining one’s faith and avoiding false doctrines. It encourages believers to abide in Christ and not be moved away from the message of the gospel. Warns against being carried away by false teachings and traditions of men and clarifies that believers cannot lose their salvation,
Hebrews – Msg #29 “Diffusing the ‘Scary Verses'” Read More »
I. Introduction I’ve encountered some issues with outlining long messages. I’m not able to put timestamps in them for now, and if I was not super organized in my presentation of the data, its difficult for the outline to be generated. GPT is a good way to determine if your messages are coherent. if it
Hebrews – Msg #05 “God’s Speaking in the Radiance of His Glory” Read More »
This was a difficult one to outline. In this message we talk about the high priesthood of Christ with a focus on His training through His sufferings in His humanity to be able to be sympathetic, compassionate and a present help to us as our High Priest. Outline I. Christ’s Obedience and Faith Through Suffering
Hebrews – Msg #25 “The Training of Christ (and us)” Read More »
The book of Hebrews is a fascinating book in the New Testament that contrasts earthly things with heavenly realities. It emphasizes the high priesthood of Christ and his humanity. Christ disarmed Satan by paying the price and executing judgment, and as the spirit of the Son dwelling in us, he delivers us from the spirit
Hebrews – Msg # Prelude Read More »
Christ has been said to be given for us in three ways: through his death, his resurrection, and his life. The knowledge of his high priesthood fills in the details of how he ministers to us intimately and personally, making constant intercession, and dealing with us in a sustained and constant manner. Through his high
Hebrews – Msg #26 “Christ Giving Himself As Our High Priest” Read More »
Introduction II. The Intimacy of our Relationship with God III. The High Priest of our Profession IV. The Role of the High Priest V. The Purpose of Hebrews VI. Conclusion Scripture References: Topics for Search and Further Study
Summary: The main point of the book is the high priesthood of Christ beyond the veil. Christ’s role as high priest is discussed, including his preparation for the role and his responsibility for the Christian life. The importance of understanding the book of Hebrews is emphasized, including its focus on the bread and wine ministry
Hebrews – Msg #01 “Intro Msg” Read More »
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