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  • Sacred Lives; Sacred Love

    Sacred Lives; Sacred Love
    Mar 1 2026
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  • May God Equip You

    May God Equip You
    Feb 22 2026
    As the author of Hebrews brings his letter of exhortation to a close, he ends with a wishful yet confident plea, like a prayer, that God will equip His people for the challenges before them. Contrary to what his readers may have been tempted to think, trusting in the simple realities of the Gospel—which he has unfolded for them throughout the book—provided their greatest security in an insecure world. There was no true help to be found in returning to Judaism or any of its traditions or associations. They were instead fully supplied through the finished work of Christ alone. While singular trust in Him may have seemed too simple, or worse yet, too passive, it was actually the key to a life of fruitfulness, well-pleasing to God. Likewise today, the all-sufficiency of Who Jesus is for us and what He has done for us does not render us lazy, fruitless, or ill-equipped for life's challenges, but renders us productive, fruitful, and fully equipped for them. It is a guarantee, settled within the everlasting covenant God has established with His people through the blood of Christ. It is Jesus' sacrifice for us, not our sacrifices for Him, that ultimately secures us in this world. More than anything else, learning of this security is what God uses to produce fruitfulness that brings good to us and glory to Him. Like the author of Hebrews, we can trust God to “equip [us] in every good thing to do His will, working in us that which is pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be the glory forever and ever” (v. 21).
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  • Are You Persuaded?

    Are You Persuaded?
    Feb 15 2026
    In this message on Hebrews 13:15–19, Pastor Robert Clark emphasizes the call of Hebrews to place our full trust in Christ alone, without hedging our loyalties or diversifying our hope. The writer of Hebrews is utterly persuaded of the superiority, sufficiency, and singularity of Jesus—our once-for-all sacrifice, unchanging Savior, and secure hope in an unshakable kingdom—and urges believers to be persuaded (πείθω) and to yield (ὑπείκω) to the faithful proclamation of this same Christ. Safety is found only in union with Him, outside the camp, where confidence replaces fear and faith preserves the soul. This persuasion expresses itself in “lips that confess His name” and “lives that reflect His generosity,” as the Word of Christ creates faith that clings to Him and overflows in love toward others. The central question remains: if Jesus alone is our eternal security, are we fully persuaded to entrust ourselves—without contingency plans—to Him?
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