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🌟 Join us for another enlightening discussion at Truth Worth Living! 📖 Today, we delve into Hebrews 13 and explore the evidence of faith. 🙏

In this chapter, the writer emphasizes the importance of brotherly love and hospitality as proofs of genuine faith. 💖 Loving one another, not just with sacrificial agape love, but also with affectionate phileo love, strengthens our bond as brothers and sisters in Christ. Let's continue to nurture this love within our Christ community, especially during times of trial and temptation. 🤝

Additionally, the act of hospitality towards strangers holds significant spiritual implications. By welcoming strangers into our midst, we not only fulfill a practical need for shelter and support but also open ourselves to the possibility of hosting messengers of blessing in our homes. 🏠✨

As we reflect on these truths, let's be inspired to demonstrate our faith through acts of love and kindness towards one another and towards those in need. Remember, "He who refreshes others will himself be refreshed." (Proverbs 11:25) Let's spread love and refreshment wherever we go! 🌿💕

Join us at Truth Worth Living as we explore more insights from the book of Hebrews and discover truth worth living. See you there! 🎉 #TruthWorthLiving #Hebrews #FaithEvidence #LoveOneAnother #Hospitality #Refreshment #Community

5.5.24
Chris Stephens

4.28.24
Pastor Chris Stephens

🏔️ Join us as we journey to the mountains in today's Truth Worth Living livestream! 🏔️

In Hebrews 12, we explore the stark contrast between Mount Sinai and Mount Zion, shedding light on the superiority of the new covenant established by Christ.

While Mount Sinai was a place of fear and trembling, marked by darkness, gloom, and storm, Mount Zion represents a heavenly city where the living God resides. Instead of terrifying trumpet blasts, it echoes with the joyful assembly of thousands of angels and the redeemed.

At Mount Sinai, the sight was so terrifying that even Moses trembled with fear. But at Mount Zion, we find Jesus, the mediator of the new covenant, whose blood speaks a better word than the blood of Abel.

Abel's blood cried out for vengeance, but Christ's blood speaks of grace and redemption. Mount Zion is a place of life, joy, and grace, where believers can dwell with God forever.

As we consider the choice between Mount Sinai and Mount Zion, the decision is clear: choose life, choose joy, choose grace. Join us as we delve into this truth worth knowing and discover how to live it out in our lives! 🙏✨ #TruthWorthLiving #MountZion #LiveStream

4.21.24
Chris Stephens