The Hope of Melchizedek (Hebrews 6:19-7:10)

Over the past few chapters the author of Hebrews has been teasing us with a reference to a mysterious Old Testament character named Melchizedek (his name literally means king of righteousness). But who is he? Why is he significant? And why is the author of Hebrews so infatuated with him? That's what we explore this week as we continue to explore the book of Hebrews as an overview to the Old Testament. [Ryan Sutherland]

The Anchor of God's Promise (Hebrews 6:13-20)

We continue our series "The Supremacy of Christ: An Overview of the Old Testament" by seeing how important the promises of God are to overcoming the storms that rage in our lives. The promises of God function as an anchor that keeps us from being lost at sea. [Ryan Sutherland]

Further Up and Further In (Hebrews 5:11-6:12)

Unfortunately, we had technical difficulties and weren't able to record this sermon. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Jesus: A Greater High Priest (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)

Old Testament worship operated on the principle of the priesthood. In short, the God of the Universe cannot be accessed directly by human beings - we need a priest to function as a bridge between us and God.

The author of Hebrews makes an audacius claim that Jesus has become the greater priest - giving each of us direct access with the Father. In so doing, he makes us all pirests to one another! [Ryan Sutherland]