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Welcome to the Homewood Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sermon Podcast. On October 18, 2026, Rev. Derek Jacks preached “The King of Righteousness” from Hebrews 7:1–10. In this passage, we encounter Melchizedek, the mysterious king and priest who blessed Abraham and points us toward Jesus Christ. Through this encounter, Hebrews invites us to recognize the greatness of our Savior, whose priesthood brings us righteousness and peace. As you listen, open your heart to the King who blesses his people and calls us to respond with grateful faith.

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Welcome to the Homewood Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sermon Podcast. On October 11, 2026, Rev. Derek Jacks preached “The Steadfast Anchor of Our Souls” from Hebrews 6:13–20. When life feels uncertain and the storms around us grow strong, God’s promises give us a secure place to stand. Our hope rests in his unchanging faithfulness and in Jesus, who has entered God’s presence on our behalf. As you listen, consider how this steadfast hope can anchor your soul and strengthen your trust in the days ahead.

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Welcome to the Homewood Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sermon Podcast. We’re glad you’re joining us as we listen to God’s Word and grow together in faith.

Today’s sermon, preached by Reverend Derek Jacks on October 4, 2026, is titled “The Lord Is Good,” from Hebrews 5:11 through 6:12.

Growing in faith requires more than hearing the gospel. It calls us to receive God’s Word, put it into practice, and persevere in trusting Christ. In this passage, Hebrews challenges us to move toward spiritual maturity, take seriously the danger of falling away, and continue serving one another in love.

Alongside these sobering warnings comes a comforting assurance: God remembers the love shown in his name. His goodness encourages us to remain diligent, holding firmly to our hope as we inherit his promises through faith and patience.

Now, let us listen together to “The Lord Is Good.”