This sermon from Hebrews 6:4-12 addresses a sobering warning against spiritual regression while offering encouragement to pursue spiritual maturity. Pastor Stephen explains that this passage isn't primarily about losing salvation but about broken fellowship with God. He examines five experiences of true believers mentioned in the text: being enlightened, tasting the heavenly gift, sharing in the Holy Spirit, tasting the goodness of God's Word, and experiencing the powers of the age to come. The warning is compared to a father calling a wandering child back home. Pastor Stephen emphasizes that full assurance of salvation comes from full fellowship with Christ and challenges listeners to examine whether their lives echo the fruits of salvation and whether they're pursuing spiritual maturity with earnestness.

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In this episode, Pastor Stephen dives deeper into three key perspectives on eternal security—can a believer lose their salvation? This conversation expands on his sermon from Hebrews 6, originally preached on July 13, 2025, offering thoughtful theological insight and practical reflection on one of the most debated doctrines in Christian faith.

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In this sermon, Pastor Stephen addresses the issue of spiritual complacency and immaturity among believers, drawing from Hebrews 5:11-6:3. He explains that many Christians have become 'dull of hearing,' settling for spiritual milk instead of solid food. The message emphasizes that if believers aren't progressing in their faith, they're regressing - there is no standing still in Christian growth.

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The sermon focuses on Hebrews 5:1-10, emphasizing that Jesus is not just another religious figure, but is unlike any other as the perfect and complete high priest and King of kings. Pastor Stephen explains how Jesus fulfilled and exceeded every qualification required for the role of high priest, while maintaining His humanity and showing perfect obedience through suffering. The message emphasizes that salvation comes through genuine belief that manifests in obedience, not merely through religious activities or mental acknowledgment.

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The sermon focuses on Hebrews 4:14-16, discussing how believers can approach God's throne of grace with confidence through Jesus Christ. Pastor Justin emphasizes that unlike earthly kings' thrones which are often inaccessible, God's throne is accessible to all believers because of Jesus' role as our High Priest. Jesus experienced every human temptation yet remained sinless, making Him the perfect mediator between God and humanity.

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The sermon focuses on Hebrews 4:12-13, discussing how God's Word is living, active, and sharper than any two-edged sword. Pastor Josh emphasizes that God knows everything about us - our thoughts, intentions, and motives - not to condemn us but to invite us into honest surrender and transformation. He explains that God's Word exposes what's hidden inside us for three main purposes: to cut and heal, to reveal and redeem, and to see and save.

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The sermon focuses on finding true rest in Jesus Christ, based on Hebrews 4:1-11. Pastor Hayden emphasizes that genuine rest isn't found in physical relaxation or achievements, but in the presence of Jesus. He explains that many people exhaust themselves trying to earn God's approval through their own efforts, when true rest comes from trusting in Christ's finished work on the cross.

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In this sermon, Clayton King preaches from Hebrews 3 about the importance of fighting to maintain and strengthen our belief in Christ. He emphasizes that while we naturally drift away from God, we must actively work to keep our hearts soft and open to His voice. The message focuses on four main points: don't harden your heart, watch out for unbelief, encourage each other daily, and fight unbelief by holding firmly to faith.

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