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2 Peter 3:1-13 (view passage online)
Peter reminds believers of words spoken by prophets and apostles regarding scoffers who walk according to their own lusts. These scoffers willfully forget God’s work in creation and the flood. God currently stores up the present heavens and earth for fire and judgment.
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Hebrews 4:1-16 (view passage online)
This study warns against false teachings that prioritize emotion over sound doctrine, stressing that a promise of rest in Christ remains available. It explains that entering this rest requires mixing the gospel with personal faith, not coming short through unbelief. We must be diligent today, for hearing the word is not enough without believing it.
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Hebrews 2:5-9 (view passage online)
This message explores God’s original intent for humanity to rule over creation, an order that was inverted by the Fall. While the world is not yet as it should be, we have hope because we see Jesus, who is the promise of a future kingdom where all things will be set right.
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Hebrews 4 (view passage online)
This sermon from Hebrews 4 invites us to stop striving and find rest in the finished work of Christ. Using the illustration of letting Jesus “dig the ditch,” it explains that salvation comes through faith alone, not by our own efforts. Jesus himself is our true Sabbath, and we enter into that rest by trusting his completed sacrifice for us.