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Category: Hebrews

All We Need

Hebrews 7:20–28

13 September 2026

Hebrews 7:20-28 gives four reasons Jesus is all we need to draw near to God: His priesthood is established by God's oath, it will never end, He always lives to intercede for us, and He offered Himself once for all. A better job, better health, and faithful friends are good gifts—but only Christ can meet our deepest need.

The Better Hope

Hebrews 7:11-19

6 September 2026

Hebrews 7:11-19 shows why the Levitical priesthood could never bring sinners fully to God — and why Christ, our everlasting priest with an indestructible life, gives weary sinners a better hope. We cannot work our way to God, but Jesus can bring us all the way to Him.

The Oath of Grace

Hebrews 6:13-20

23 August 2026

God’s promises do not depend on the strength of our faith, the ease of our circumstances, or our ability to hold everything together. In Hebrews 6:13–20, Pastor Ben Honeyford shows how God confirms His unchanging promise with an oath so that His people can have strong assurance. When waiting is long and faith feels weak, we can hold fast to this truth: Jesus Christ is our eternal High Priest, and our hope is securely anchored in Him.

The Grace of Assurance

Hebrews 6:9–12

16 August 2026

Our good works don't start the fire of salvation, but they reveal it's burning. In Hebrews 6:9–12, Pastor Ben Honeyford shows how Christ alone is the ground of our assurance, and how love, diligence, faith, and patience become the visible evidence that His grace is truly at work in us. This message offers steady, gospel-centered encouragement for anyone longing to know their salvation is secure.

The Gift of Grace

Hebrews 6:1-8

9 August 2026

Spiritual experience is not the same as spiritual life. In Hebrews 6:1–8, we are called to press forward in maturity, warned against the danger of falling away, and reminded that grace — not our effort alone — produces the fruit that accompanies salvation. The Christian life begins by grace, continues by grace, and bears fruit by grace.

Growing in Grace

Hebrews 5:11-14

19 July 2026

Bad health doesn't happen overnight — it's the result of poor habits and daily neglect. The author of Hebrews says the same thing can happen to our souls. Hebrews 5:11–14 exposes how hearts grow dull, why immaturity keeps us looking inward instead of upward, and where true spiritual growth is actually found — not in trying harder, but in continually feeding on Christ.

Perfectly Qualified

Hebrews 5:5-10

12 July 2026

When everything is on the line, you want the most qualified surgeon. How much more so when standing before a holy God. Hebrews 5:5–10 answers three questions every weary sinner asks: Can I trust the one who represents me? Does he understand what I'm going through? Has he done enough to save me? The answer to all three is Jesus — perfectly qualified, perfectly appointed, perfectly sufficient.

The Perfect Representative

Hebrews 5:1-4

5 July 2026

When everything is on the line, who represents you is what matters. Hebrews 5:1–4 builds our confidence in Christ one stone at a time — he became one of us, he deals gently with weak and wandering sinners, he is perfectly sinless, and he was appointed by the Father himself. Every qualification has been met. Every objection has been answered. So why are you still looking at yourself?

Our Better Priest

Hebrews 4:14-16

28 June 2026

Have you ever felt completely overwhelmed — not by one big crisis, just life? Hebrews 4:14–16 lifts weary eyes to Jesus, our better priest. He never lets go of his people. He understands every burden they carry. And he supplies mercy and grace for every need. The Christian life is not sustained by your strength. It is sustained by his.

Evidences of Grace

Hebrews 4:11-13

21 June 2026

In this message from Hebrews 4:11-13, Pastor Ben Honeyford shows how God strengthens weary believers by giving them evidences of His grace. Through holy desires, holy tenderness, and holy honesty, the Lord assures His people that He is at work in them as they press on toward His promised rest. This sermon offers comfort for struggling saints, reminding them that conviction is not condemnation and that the Word of God wounds in order to heal.