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Pastor Derrill preached on "Swing Before You See It" from Hebrews 11:1–16, reminding us that biblical faith is not blind optimism but confident trust in God's promises before they become visible. Throughout Hebrews 11, we see men and women who refused to let uncertainty define their future. Instead of waiting for every detail to make sense, they obeyed God's voice, trusting that He would…
Pastor Asim preached on "Dugout > Isolation" from Hebrews 10:19–25, reminding us that following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. When life becomes difficult, our natural instinct is often to withdraw—from God, from church, and from the people who care about us. Hebrews gives a different response: draw near to God, hold firmly to your faith, and stay connected to the community of…
Pastor Lisa preached on "Score Wiped Clean" from Hebrews 9:11–15 and 10:10–18, declaring the life-changing truth that Jesus' sacrifice was complete, final, and sufficient for all time. Unlike the repeated sacrifices of the old covenant, Christ offered Himself once and for all, accomplishing what no human effort could ever achieve. Because of His finished work on the cross, believers are not…
Pastor Asim preached on "It's Not About Trying Harder!" from Hebrews 8:1–13, revealing the difference between religion and the new covenant found in Jesus Christ. While religion focuses on outward behavior and human effort, God's desire has always been to transform people from the inside out. Through the new covenant, God doesn't simply give us better rules to follow—He gives us new hearts that…
Pastor Derrill preached on "Hold Your Position" from Hebrews 6:13–7:10, reminding us that lasting hope is not built on changing circumstances or emotions but on the unchanging promises of God. In a world that often feels uncertain, Hebrews points believers to Jesus as the secure anchor for the soul. Because God is faithful and His promises cannot be broken, we can stand firm with confidence,…
Pastor Michal preached on "Put in the Reps" from Hebrews 5:11–6:3, challenging believers to move beyond spiritual complacency and pursue a mature, resilient faith. The author of Hebrews confronts Christians who had stopped growing—not to shame them, but to call them forward. Spiritual maturity doesn't happen by accident; it is developed through intentional obedience, consistent practice, and a…
Pastor Derrill preached on "Still in the Lineup" from Hebrews 4:14–5:10, reminding us that Jesus is the perfect High Priest who understands every weakness, temptation, and struggle we face. Unlike earthly priests who were limited by their own sin, Jesus experienced the full weight of human suffering without ever giving in to sin. Because of His victory, we can approach God with confidence, knowing…
Pastor Asim preached on "You Don't Have to Carry Everything" from Hebrews 4:1–11, reminding us that God never intended for His people to live burdened by guilt, fear, anxiety, or the constant pressure to prove themselves. Hebrews was written to believers who were weary from opposition and tempted to drift away from Christ. In response, the author offers a powerful promise: God's rest is still…
Pastor Derrill preached on “In a Slump” from Hebrews 3:7–19, reminding us that spiritual decline rarely begins with open rebellion—it begins with a heart that slowly grows hard toward God. Through disappointment, delay, pain, and unmet expectations, it’s possible to lose sensitivity to His voice without even realizing it. Hebrews gives a clear warning: “Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden…
Pastor Derrill preached on “Who’s Calling the Game?” from Hebrews 3:1–6, showing how Jesus is greater than Moses and greater than every leader, system, or experience we might be tempted to build our faith on. While God uses leaders, they were never meant to become the foundation of our identity. This message calls us back to Christ as the true owner and leader of our lives. Stability doesn’t come…