Christ Church Bentonville

Eagerly Waiting (Hebrews 9:23-28)

We are to eagerly anticipate and wait for Christ and to live in light of the reality of our salvation and His return in the midst of our circumstances at that moment.

The Best News (Hebrews 9:11-22)

Through the blood of Christ, our eternal redemption has been secured, our consciences have been purified, and our eternal inheritance has been received. (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our homes).

The Time of Reformation (Hebrews 9:1-10)

The writer announces that the time of reformation has come and we have unlimited access to God through Christ (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our homes).

Jesus is Better - Reprise (Hebrews 8)

Our hope is never found in other people, institutions, or plans.  Our hope is in Christ.  He is the Better Priest of a Better Covenant enacted on Better Promises. (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our homes.)

Jesus, the Guarantor (Hebrews 7:20-28)

In this season of uncertainty, the one thing that we can be more sure of than anything else is our salvation because of our all-sufficient intercessor, Jesus, who is able to save and fit to serve. (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our homes.)

A Better Hope (Hebrews 7:11-19)

Through Christ’s priesthood, we have a "better hope" of drawing near to God.(This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our own homes.)

The Superiority of Jesus (Hebrews 7:1-10)

Christ is superior to anyone and anything the world has to offer and our eyes should be on Him alone. (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our own homes.)

Assurance of Better Things (Hebrews 6:9-20)

The anchor of our hope is firmly established in the presence of the Father because Christ Himself is there and we are united to Him. (This is not a full sermon due to the circumstances surrounding the corona virus and our meeting in our own homes.)

If God Permits (Hebrews 6:1-8)

Apostacy is real.  It is dangerous.  And it must be warned against.  But assurance is just as real.

Listen Up! (Hebrews 5:11-14)

The failure to mature and to remain in a state of spiritual infancy not only hinders walking in a manner worthy of the calling as Christians, but could have far reaching and potentially eternal consequences.

Draw Near With Confidence (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)

In the midst of the pressure, trials, suffering, and bouts with temptations, sin, and unbelief, rather than turn away from Christ and renounce our faith we are called to look to Christ, hold fast to our confession, and draw near to the throne of grace.

The Word of God (Hebrews 4:12-13)

No one is out of God’s sight.  No one is exempt from the all-pervasive knowledge of God.  All of us are intimately known by Him.  There is nothing He doesn’t understand about us and that the Word does not reveal.