Hebrews: The Role Call of Faith (11:1-31)
The 11th chapter of Hebrews is nicknamed the Hall of Faith. The author here defines faith, and then shows faith in action.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
The 11th chapter of Hebrews is nicknamed the Hall of Faith. The author here defines faith, and then shows faith in action.
David’s declaration of confidence in the Lord’s keeping is one that all believers should be able to mimic. Trust in the Lord to keep you.
Abraham’s children include all of those who have faith in the Lord Jesus. It is not a matter of physical descent, but of faith.
The church at Thessalonica was flourishing in faith and growing in love. They were, and are, an example of what is important for a church.
The story of Noah and the great flood is a well known. And it has a number of lessons to learn that we should all be able to agree on.
Is the church you are a part of known by your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope?
God called Abraham to sacrifice Isaac as a burnt offering. What was Abraham’s test all about? Was it for God’s benefit? Or Abraham’s?
The church at Colossae was known for their faith in Christ and love for other believers. And those had sprung from their gospel hope.
How should we live while we wait for the coming of our Lord? By keeping yourself in the love of God, investing time in the word and prayer.
Hebrews 11 provides a definition of biblical faith. It is a confidence and assurance that results in actions that demonstrate your hope.
Salvation is a gracious gift of God. There is nothing we can do to earn or deserve it. We can only accept this gracious gift of God by faith.
One of the stranger stories in the gospels concerns Jesus cursing a fruitless fig tree. What is the point of this? Why is it in our Bibles?