Today we read a very famous chapter, Hebrews 11. Faith trusts even without sight what God has set forth in His Word. True faith is active in love and is steadfast under persecution. By His resurrection, Christ conquered death and now provides His Holy Spirit to strengthen us.
Various Authors. The Lutheran Study Bible (p. 10695). (Function). Kindle Edition.
Today we read Hebrews 10. All Christians need patience through many sorrows. God calls us to do His will, bearing our crosses patiently, and He equips us with His Word and Spirit. He has promised eternal salvation to all who steadfastly confess Christ. • Lord Jesus, strengthen me to confess You without wavering. When I fall, grant me a repentant heart. Amen.
Various Authors. The Lutheran Study Bible (pp. 10691-10692). (Function). Kindle Edition.
Various Authors. The Lutheran Study Bible (pp. 10691-10692). (Function). Kindle Edition.
Today we read Hebrews 9. Christ will come from His heavenly sanctuary and take us to Himself with joy. Our greatest joy should be Jesus and His priestly ministry, for He delighted in us, making us the heirs of His last will and testament. • Lord Jesus, by Your blood there is forgiveness of sins. Continue to purify me that I might honor You. Amen.
Various Authors. The Lutheran Study Bible (p. 10686). (Function). Kindle Edition.
Today we read Hebrews 8. The old covenant, because it could not permanently address the problem of sin, would “vanish away.” As Priest, Christ came to establish an everlasting covenant and atonement for our sins. • O merciful God, forgive us our sins for the sake of Jesus’ sacrifice. Amen.
Various Authors. The Lutheran Study Bible (p. 10681). (Function). Kindle Edition.
