scripture: hebrews 12:1-12:2

There Is Somethings For The Maturing Christian Pastor James Burke

Set your mind on things above and not in your difficult situations. God is greater than all your troubles and He loves you and wants so much more for you. Keep your eyes focussed on Jesus who is our greatest hope! "What do you see?" Pastor Matt Janzen

Rev. Olivia Patterson preaches on the Fourth Sunday of Easter, which is also Confirmation Sunday. The Scripture passage is Hebrews 12:1-2.

Looking Like Winners Pastor James Burke Am

Psalms 51 Pastor James Burke

Welcome to East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church!

Welcome to East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church!

Learning True Biblical Faith in Hebrews

Learning True Biblical Faith in Hebrews

Moundsville Baptist Church

The country singer George Jones had a hit song, “Who’s gonna fill these shoes.” The song speaks of country music legends and their contribution to the genre and wonders what up and coming artists would be able to carry on after the legends are gone. This same idea has been the subject of many sermons and speaks of elders of the faith and who will be ready to take up the mantle when they are no longer able to carry the weight. Bro. Long takes a slightly different look tonight, wondering not only who will fill the shoes, but he questions who will continue the race? It is not enough to merely put on the shoes, but the one who steps into the shoes has a job to do. They have to continue the work and build upon what the former shoe’s occupants started. Our text from Hebrews encourages us to run with patience the race that is set before us. We are not in this race alone. This race a relay race where each runner picks up where the previous one left off. As our elders finish their leg of the race, it is incumbent on us to run our portion of the race and press on to victory.

The country singer George Jones had a hit song, “Who’s gonna fill these shoes.” The song speaks of country music legends and their contribution to the genre and wonders what up and coming artists would be able to carry on after the legends are gone. This same idea has been the subject of many sermons and speaks of elders of the faith and who will be ready to take up the mantle when they are no longer able to carry the weight. Bro. Long takes a slightly different look tonight, wondering not only who will fill the shoes, but he questions who will continue the race? It is not enough to merely put on the shoes, but the one who steps into the shoes has a job to do. They have to continue the work and build upon what the former shoe’s occupants started. Our text from Hebrews encourages us to run with patience the race that is set before us. We are not in this race alone. This race a relay race where each runner picks up where the previous one left off. As our elders finish their leg of the race, it is incumbent on us to run our portion of the race and press on to victory.

An unlikely hero answers a call. And begins a journey, aided by a wise guide, surrounded by companions, overcoming obstacles and temptations to reach the goal. This is not just the plot that occurs in our stories, again and again, it is the journey that Jesus has invited us on. Join us on THE QUEST, the journey begins in this message.

An unlikely hero answers a call. And begins a journey, aided by a wise guide, surrounded by companions, overcoming obstacles and temptations to reach the goal. This is not just the plot that occurs in our stories, again and again, it is the journey that Jesus has invited us on. Join us on THE QUEST, the journey begins in this message.

Endure - Hebrews 12:1-2

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You need a good cheering section.

You need a good cheering section.

Lyons Lanmark Baptist Church

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