Jesus, Our Great High Priest
How could a sinful person approach a righteous, holy God? What might a mediator be able to do in such a predicament? Who could possibly qualify to be that mediator? Pastor Chuck Smith shares who, how and why on today's edition of "The Word for Today".
The Motivation of Our Works
Will God judge us on what we have done? Will the judgment be based on the quantity of works, the quality of works, or the why of our works? Why do you do the work you do for God?
Resting in God's Finished Work
What are you doing? Why are you doing it? What does God want you to do and why?
Entering Into God's Rest
Peace of God; Peace with God. Are they the same thing? Pastor Chuck Smith helps us understand the answer on today's episode of "The Word for Today".
Consider Jesus
The Hebrews highly esteemed Moses, and still do. What does the author of the book of Hebrews have to say about Jesus in comparison to Moses? Pastor Chuck Smith shares his answer on today's episode of "The Word for Today".
Jesus Tasted Death for You
What does it mean that Jesus died in my place? What are the implications and ramifications of this fact? Pastor Chuck Smith shares on these and more in today's edition of "The Word for Today".
Mindful of Man
While angels are superior to men at this time, what about in the future? What does Chuck Smith have to share about this? Find out by listening to today's edition of "The Word for Today".
The Goodness of God
The human author of the book of Hebrews had quite a fantastic knowledge of the Old Testament. What do you know about God and even some of His attributes? Chuck Smith speaks of these benefits to you in today's edition of "The Word for Today".
The Express Image of God
"To reject the Son is to reject the Father." This conflicts with the views of many people these days. Chuck Smith explains his view of this and more in today's edition.
The Authorship of Hebrews
Some say Barnabas, and some argue that it was Paul, and yet others toss in that it was someone else. So, who wrote the book of Hebrews? To whom was it written? Why was it written? Chuck Smith tackles these questions and more in today's episode of "The Word for Today".