Welcome back to Day 2 of our “Manna for the Mind” series! Today, we’re breaking down Psalm 118:5-6, exploring the idea of fear vs. faith. We dive into how the Psalmist portrays God as a redeemer and protector, navigating life’s muddy puddles. We also discuss the transformative power of generosity and gratitude over FOMO, emphasizing the importance of understanding our real needs. And finally, a reminder to live through faith and give our fears to our Heavenly Father.
Tag Archives: hebrews
Before and After Jesus || Hebrews 1:1-2 || Weekend Wind-Down #31
Today, I’ll talk about the premise of Jesus fulfilling God’s prophecies through his sacrifice and role in creation. I will also highlight the importance of understanding Old Testament laws, seeking wisdom from Jesus during struggles, and the significance of community among believers. Finally, I encourage a deeper relationship with God and cherishing the unique gifts we receive as creations.
Living in the New || 2 Corinthians 3:6 || Weekend Wind-Down #27
In part twenty-seven of the “Weekend Wind-Down” series, the focus is on the shift in style and the teachings of Paul and Hebrews about the new covenant compared to the old covenant. The new covenant offers forgiveness and closer connection to God through Jesus.
Have Faith in Your Anxiety || Anxiety in Anxious Times || Week 3
In this message, we look at the unknown author from Hebrews and their view of faith. How can we define it, feel it, and apply it?
Steel Tipped Bible || Hebrews 4:12 || Mid-Week Midrash #18
The Bible, in Hebrews 4:12, is described as a powerful, living force that penetrates the deepest parts of our being, impacting our thoughts and actions. Its relevance to our lives today is emphasized.
Our Comforting Savior || Hebrews 4:16 || Mid-Week Midrash #16
God invites us to boldly approach His throne for grace, mercy, and help. Through Jesus, we have continual access to Him, experiencing His overwhelming love and forgiveness, offering comfort in all circumstances. Amen.
Impact of the Bible || Hebrews 4:12 || Mid-Week Midrash #15
God’s word is powerful and penetrating, discerning thoughts and feelings. It cuts into our core, distinguishing between human and divine ways. Reading the Bible brings God’s presence and judgment. Amen.