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Hebrews 2:1-4 (view passage online)
This study exhorts believers to give earnest heed to the gospel, lest they drift away from salvation. It argues that if the Old Covenant delivered by angels brought judgment for disobedience, there is no escape for those who neglect the greater salvation spoken by the Lord himself and confirmed by His apostles.
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Hebrews 1 (view passage online)
This sermon explains that Jesus is superior to the angels who mediated the Old Covenant because he has obtained a more excellent name. As the Son, Savior, and coming King, he established a better covenant through his death and resurrection. Angels are merely ministering spirits, but Jesus is the exalted ruler who will one day return to reign.
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Hebrews 1:1-3 (view passage online)
This message reveals Jesus as the Creator, Sustainer, and ultimate Savior who holds all things together by His power. By purging our sins “by Himself” and sitting down at God’s right hand, He demonstrated that the work of salvation is complete and finished. This stands in contrast to the Old Covenant priests whose sacrifices were never-ending.
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Hebrews 5 (view passage online)
This study explains that while no person on earth is righteous enough to be our high priest, God appointed His Son, Jesus, for the role. He is uniquely qualified because he can have compassion on sinners, made the one perfect sacrifice, and through his obedience became the author of eternal salvation for all who believe.
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Hebrews 1:1-3 (view passage online)
This study of Hebrews shows that Jesus establishes a new and better covenant based on superior promises. While the old system was external and temporary, Christ’s perfect sacrifice works internally to cleanse our conscience and give us a new life. This provides the true foundation for holiness and makes turning back to the old law nonsensical.
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Hebrews 1:1-3 (view passage online)
This message introduces the book of Hebrews, highlighting its central theme that Jesus and the New Covenant are better. It explains that the Old Covenant Law was a temporary guide meant to reveal our need for a savior. Believers should not mix the old with the new, because Christ has fulfilled all the promises and provides an internal, heart-level transformation.
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Acts 28:17-31 (view passage online)
This final sermon on the book of Acts looks at Paul’s ministry in Rome. Even under house arrest, Paul’s single focus was persuading people about Jesus using the Old Testament scriptures. His example teaches believers to remain steadfast in preaching and teaching Christ, seeing it as a joyful debt owed to all people, regardless of personal circumstances.
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Acts 28:1-16 (view passage online)
This sermon uses Paul’s shipwreck on Malta to show God’s faithful provision. The natives’ reaction to Paul’s snakebite shows a fickle, superstitious faith, which contrasts with the absolute truth of God’s Word. Believers can trust God’s promises and cling to sound doctrine, knowing He provides for them and accomplishes His will even in the worst circumstances.
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Acts 27 (view passage online)
This message examines the shipwreck in Acts 27, presenting it as a picture of the Christian’s perilous journey through life. Paul’s confidence during the storm came from believing God’s specific promise, showing that our peace comes from trusting God’s word, not our circumstances. We should learn contentment in Christ, who strengthens us through every trial.
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Acts 26 (view passage online)
This message explores Paul’s powerful testimony before King Agrippa from Acts 26. Paul recounts his dramatic conversion from a zealous persecutor of Christians to a faithful witness for the risen Christ. The study emphasizes the resurrection of the dead as the core of our hope and the reason for our commission to share the gospel.