North Side Sermons [greenwood, Sc]

In this episode, we discuss: • What is the author or Hebrews spending so much time on the High Priest? • What's the significance of the language used in verse 2 of chapter 8? • How should we think rightly about belonging to a church family?

In this episode, we discuss: • Why is the resurrection so significant for our personal and corporate walk with the LORD? * What is the significance of women being the first to the tomb? • How do we practically celebrate Easter every week?

In this episode, we discuss: • If Jesus is interceding for us, does that mean that God the Father is still angry? • Does Jesus stop being the high priest when he dies? • How should we live knowing that we are saved to the uttermost? • What does it mean to draw near to God?

In this episode, we discuss: • Was Melchizedek Christ incarnate? • How does the author resolve the issue of Jesus not being from the tribe of Levi? • What is the significance of foreshadowing in the Old Testament? • What's the hope in this passage?

In this episode, we discuss: • What does it mean or look like to love the name of God? • What is the meaning of perseverance? • Why is important to remember God's faithfulness?

In this episode, we discuss: • Who are the two groups represented in this passage? • How do we press on toward maturity? • How should we think through tough passages?

In this episode, we discuss: • What would be considered milk and what would be considered solid food in our spiritual journey? • What does the phrase good and evil mean in verse 14. • How can our freedoms and comforts prohibit us from growing into mature followers of Christ?

In this episode, we discuss: • Why is the Old Testament important and why should we seek to understand it? • How should we approach a conversation with our Catholic friends in light of this passage?

In this episode, we discuss: • How should we respond to our sin in light of Jesus being our great high priest? • How does this passage change the way we think about prayer? • What does it mean that Jesus is tempted in every way?

In this episode, we discuss: • In this passage, is the rest a future rest or a rest of soul here and now? • How do we know if we are doing things out of the wrong motive, spiritually speaking? • What does it mean to 'make every effort to enter the rest? Isn't that contradictory? • What are some things that our culture adds to Jesus alone in hopes of gaining salvation?

In this episode, we discuss: • What is the significance of the language of "rest" in the Bible?  • What is the role of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament? • How would you defend the doctrine of "Once Saved, Always Saved" from the Scriptures? • What about those that say there were saved, but now deny the Gospel?