Hebrews

The letter to the Hebrews was written to encourage Christians in a time of trial. It does so by focusing on the absolute supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. While God spoke in the past "many times and in many ways," he has now spoken to us "by his Son," Jesus Christ, who is the "exact imprint" of God's nature and who "upholds the universe by the word of his power" (1:1-3). Jesus accomplished complete salvation for all who trust in him (1:1-10:18). We dare not "neglect such a great salvation" (2:3; 5:12-6:20; 10:19-39). Rather, in our faith and in our everyday living, we should imitate the example of Christ and of those on the honor roll of faith (chs. 11-13). This letter, whose author is unknown, was probably written between a.d. 60 and 70.

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The Lord is My Helper

July 31, 2022

Rick Bell

Hebrews

Salvation and Miracles

December 5, 2021

Faith Bible Fellowship

Dr. Allsop discusses salvation using the analog of someone perilously caught in the flow of a mighty river, and how, once saved from drowning, how we continue to work out our salvation. Dr. Allsop also shares his recent healing from COVID while on a mission trip to Guatemala.

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Immutability of God and Mutability of Man

November 14, 2021

Faith Bible Fellowship

God’s character may best be expressed in terms of His perfections. The lost serve only the carnal man, while the saved have a choice to continue to be influenced the “old” man or the “new” man who is aligned with God.

What Should We Learn From Rahab?

September 19, 2021

Faith Bible Fellowship

Rahab’s faith in God’s power leading the Hebrews out of Egypt is contrasted to the faithlessness of the Hebrews witnessed these miracle first hand. Can’t we have faith that God can do the impossible in our lives?