New Life Class Podcast

Jesus is the priest like Melchizedek who brings three blessings to prefect God's people to draw near to Him in the Holy of hollies in heaven.

If Melchizedek the priest is greater than Abraham the patriarch and the entire levitical priesthood, then Jesus as our High Priest according to the order of Melchizedek Is the greatest of all.

Jesus is our greater Melchizedek as our Messianic King and Mediating High Priest forever.

Hold fast to God’s upside-down anchor of hope to move further up and further in behind the veil where Jesus already is as our eternal High Priest.

God anchors our hope of final salvation in His unchanging nature and in His His Son as our Forerunner.

Persevering faith results in the full assurance that our hope of final salvation will be realized.

Spiritual sluggards need to be forewarned there is a point of no return, so they will fear God and agree with Him that apathy is the early onset of apostasy and must be avoided at all cost.

You can’t remain spiritual sluggards, so grow up to be led forward by God into His future rest and your final salvation.

The virus of being hard of hearing when God is speaking is cured by diligent heart application.

Jesus alone is the qualified Source of eternal salvation, having been declared by God to be the Eternal King-Priest according to the order of Melchizedek.

Jesus is our perfect High Priest who is greater than any human priest as the only Source of eternal salvation.

Now that Jesus is risen, ascended, exalted, and seated as our great high priest, let us hold fast our confession, let us give thanks for His compassion, and let us draw near with bold confidence to God's throne of grace in our time of need.

We enter God's future rest by being diligent in saving faith with sober fear and spiritual fervor.

Exhort one another today to not harden our hearts and, instead, hold fast to Christ to finish faithful with an obedient faith.

Those being addressed in Hebrews 6:4-6 are true Christians and not "almost" Christians,

To whom are the warning passages addressed? Bereans find the answer in the observing the far context of the entire book and outlining the near context of the surrounding passage.

Berean answers to three questions about the warning passages in the Book of Hebrews.

The warning passages are God’s gospel-centered means for finishing faithful and not falling away from Christ

Five-fold overview of the five warnings in the Book of Hebrews as gospel means for finishing faithful and not falling away from Christ.