The resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith and the landmark turning point in all of human history. The empty tomb reverses the sorrow of death and inaugurates a new beginning where sadness is replaced by joy, tears a...

As we continue our march through the Hall of Faith, we come to one of the most surprising stories in the chapter. After Moses dies, God raises Joshua up to lead His people into the promised land. Upon crossing the river, they encounter one h...

Moses is a central figure in the biblical narrative, and an example of radical faith in God. The author of Hebrews points us to several powerful truths when it comes to Moses’ faith. Beginning with his parent’s faith, we see the importance of l...

This section of the “hall of faith” is rich in truths we can apply to our lives in impactful ways. Verses 13-16 teach us that we live in this world for the one to come. Even when we don’t “see” the promises of God, faith tethers us to those ...

God changed her name from Sarai to Sarah. Though she was far beyond child bearing age, and though she wrestled with doubt at times, she trusted God’s promise because she believed in His faithfulness. This passage emphasizes that faith in God...

Abraham has been called the father of our faith because of his unwavering trust in God even in the most  challenging of circumstances. Hebrews 11 tells us that Abraham’s faith led him to obey God’s radical call to leave his homeland and...

The first few verses of Hebrews 11 teach us what faith is, and the rest of the chapter teaches us what faith looks like. This week, we look at one of the most famous stories in all the Bible: Noah and the ark. This single verse points us to ...