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As Christians it is important for us to develop discernment, the ability to distinguish good from bad, right from wrong. As fathers it is even more important because we have a responsibility to train our children to be discerning. So, what "traps" are out in the world and how can we overcome them? Find out in this expository sermon from 1 John 2:15-17. Sermon begins at 21:20

Based on the amount of space the writer of Hebrews devotes to it, Jesus' role as our High Priest must be important. But what does it mean and, more importantly, what affect should have on the Christian's daily walk with Him? Find out in this expository sermon from Hebrews 5:1-11. Sermon begins at 15:35.

Continuing the Author's line of thought from Chapters 3 & 4, he has exhorted his readers to remain faithful and diligently enter God's "rest". But, how? This passage answers that question with two essential tools provided by God for growing in faithfulness and rest. An expository sermon from Heb. 4:12-16. Sermon begins at 37:10. Includes a presentation from The Gideons International beginning at 7:00.

In the first part of chapter 3, the author of Hebrews exhorted us to faithfulness by following the examples of Jesus & Moses while avoiding the example of Israel in the wilderness as exemplified in Palm 95. Here he continues his line of thought by exhorting us to rest, a closely related issue. But, what does he mean by rest - is it physical, or something else? Find out in this expository sermon from Heb. 3:16-4:11. The sermon begins at 23:20.

The importance of faithfulness in our walk with Christ is evident for many reasons, not least of which it is one of the fruits of the spirit. But many misunderstand just how faithfulness works. It is not simply trying hard to do the right thing, as we learn in this expository sermon from Heb. 3:1-15. Sermon begins at 31:25.