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Hebrews 12:27 · BSB
12:27 The words “Once more” signify the removal of what can be shaken—that is, created things—so that the unshakable may remain.
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Now please turn upHebrews chapter 12and have a look at verse 12. Lift your drooping hands ! Drooping hands and weak knees. It's a pretty honest description of the Christian life a lot…
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…that you can build your life on is Christ. It's a Christ focus. relationship with Jesus shapes my identity. It is my identity. He is look whatHebrews chapter 12verse two says this. Read this with me. We must focus on Jesus the source and goal of our faith. The source and the goal like like I don't have the…
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…I just want to scream at the television hey, there's a better life than what you're pursuing right now. They're bound, they need to be set free. SoHebrews, chapter 12, let's run over there real quick. Leaving yesterday behind Verse 1, chapter 12, verse 1, wherefore, seeing, we also are encompassed about with so…
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…align ourselves with a move of God. We align ourselves with the spirit and it's so pastoral. How do I will it's suppose it's found in the book ofHebrews chapter 12and we'll just have a read there very quickly. I'll show you because step by step God is showing us because Hebrews chapter 12. He talks about lay…
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…future condemnation, future punishment, future result that you deserve because of what you've done. And that fear can be crushing. I want to go toHebrews chapter 12because this is a command to every Christian, but I think really especially to preachers. 12:15. can see to it that no one fails to obtain the…
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…really is the heart of this verse, this is where we've been heading. God has two purposes in his discipline. The first is to grow us. This is whatHebrews chapter 12says. It says, all discipline seems painful for the moment, but it's for our good that we might share in his holiness. And afterwards, the one…
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…for our children. Children here, we still, still part of the Covenant community. Jesus and the New Testament is better in every way. You know. InHebrews chapter 12, it talks about holiness, without which no one will see the Lord. That is what the author of Hebrews is saying. You need holiness. You need…
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…in life, doesn't it? Life's not only a journey, not a destination. It's a marathon, not a sprint, and Christianity offers a different way. AndHebrews chapter 12offers us a map, a map of understanding the challenge of endurance, a map of understanding how God longs to see you through to the very end.…
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…if you like, whose faithfulness to the cause motivates this current generation to go and do the same. It's the same kind of motivation inHebrews chapter 12, as the author is calling his hearers weary with hardship, weary because they face persecution, weary because they're being opposed for naming the…
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…Jesus still had to die for your sin. You're a sinner, bro. He had died for all of us, but he wanted to die. You know why? Because of his mercy.Hebrews, chapter 12, the joy that was set before him. He endured the cross, and here's my desire for us this morning, as I wrap it up, is that this church building…
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…another theme that's all throughout Scripture, this concept of Zion or God's holy hill. Zion becomes synonymous with the government of God andHebrews chapter 12, it juxtaposes it over against Mount Sinai. Mount Sinai represents the old covenant, Mount Zion, the new covenant, Mount Sinai. He said we have not…
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…not editing. We have to resist the urge to rewrite our story. When we come to uncomfortable scenes in the script, we have to trust the author.Hebrews chapter 12lets us know Jesus is the author and the finisher of our faith. You are not the author. 00:27:58 You are the actor. 00:28:02 It's God's job to…
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…We'll get this God thing right, and we'll get eternity rights. So let's close out with this last passage, which I believe captures this for us inHebrews chapter 12. It says this in verse two. I'm reading from the, uh, the old school 1984 version. It says, let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter…
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…to wait is for a purpose and that the waiting time is not in your control. And in that waiting time you keep your eyes on the Lord. Look over toHebrews chapter 12. Hebrews chapter 12 in verse 2 says, Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith for who the joy that was set before him endured the…
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…criminal? Barabbas the terrorist gets to run free while Jesus dies. Well, tim Keller points out that the writer of Hebrews actually tells us why inHebrews, chapter 12, starting in verse 1. He says let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us, fixing our eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our…
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…we also have a relationship with him, we must also at the same time revere him. He is our friend, but he's also an all -consuming fire according toHebrews chapter 12. He is other than us, and yet he is ours. He is personal. and He is powerful. He is mine and He is majestic. Do you praise and do you prize God's…
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…or even a Roman soldier who perhaps had gotten used to it, it would have been very difficult. And yet, why does He do this then? Why does it say inHebrews chapter 12that, For the Joy Set Before Him, He endured the cross? That's what we want to kind of find out. So even though you and I would not have been able…
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…the way, Jesus is the one who set the model for us. He's the one who set the model for us to say no to the temporal pleasure for the greater good.Hebrews chapter 12. For the joy set before him, he endured the cross. Here we have the God of the universe, who puts on human flesh and goes through horrific…
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…uh by the Romans, to the Jews, the leaders, the Pharisees, and the Sadducees to put him to the cross. And then the Bible tells us in the book ofHebrews, chapter 12, in an incredible way, for the joy set before him, Jesus endured the cross. And here's what that looks like. The soldiers at that point lead Jesus…
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…tomb. Three days later, on Easter morning, Jesus rose from the dead, his words coming true, which tells us that everything Jesus taught is true. InHebrews chapter 12and verse 1 says this: it says that we should look to Jesus, the ultimate man of God. Hebrews 12, 1 says, Let us run with endurance the race that…
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