Faith without religion.
Supremacy of Christ and the Call to Unwavering Faith
In a teaching from June 1st, 2014, the focus is on the profound message of Hebrews 10:31 and the surrounding verses. The teaching emphasizes the supremacy of Jesus Christ over angels, prophets, and earthly priests, highlighting His unparalleled priesthood and the power of His sacrifice. The call to action is clear: believers are urged to hold fast to their faith without wavering, recognizing the faithfulness of God who has promised eternal life.
The teaching acknowledges the challenges believers face in maintaining their faith, especially during trials and temptations. It draws parallels to Jesus’ own struggles in the Garden of Gethsemane, emphasizing that faith is not always an easy path. The message is a reminder that there is no alternative to faith, and believers are encouraged to support one another in love and good works, fostering a community that strengthens each other’s faith.
The importance of assembling together is highlighted, not just for worship, but as a means of mutual encouragement, especially as the anticipated “day” approaches. This gathering is seen as a public declaration of faith, encouraging others to join and remain steadfast.
The teaching also delves into the serious warnings against apostasy, questioning whether true believers can fall away from faith. It challenges the notion of “once saved, always saved,” suggesting that faith must be actively maintained and that sin can erode faith if left unchecked. The message concludes with a call to remain vigilant in faith, understanding the eternal significance of these teachings.