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1534 resources referencing Hebrews 11
The sermon explores the seven major feasts of the Old Testament, focusing primarily on the Feast of the Passover as a prophetic picture of Jesus Christ's sacrifice. It emphasizes the importance of…
Elder Sonny Piles preaches on Hebrews 11:4, focusing on how Abel, though dead for thousands of years, still speaks through his faith and example. He contrasts Abel's faith-driven sacrifice with…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of using what God has placed in our hands for His glory, illustrated through biblical examples like Moses' rod, Shamgar's ox goad, and Dorcas' needle and thread.…
The sermon addresses the biblical concept of condemnation, emphasizing that condemnation is not solely about final judgment but has multiple aspects in Scripture. The preacher highlights John…
The sermon emphasizes that the book of Ephesians serves as a concise manifesto of Primitive Baptist doctrine, highlighting key doctrines such as total depravity, unconditional election, limited…
The sermon emphasizes the enduring influence of individuals after death, using Abel as a biblical example of faith that continues to speak centuries later. It contrasts the biblical worldview of…
The sermon explores James chapter 2, emphasizing the sin of showing partiality and the necessity of faith being demonstrated through works. It highlights that God is no respecter of persons in…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of justification, emphasizing that justification means being declared righteous, not made righteous by works. It highlights the examples of Abraham and Rahab…
The sermon encourages believers to remain hopeful and steadfast in faith despite the discouraging state of the world, using Abraham and David as examples of faithful sojourners looking to a heavenly…
The sermon explores the biblical theme that God sees beyond outward appearances and circumstances, focusing instead on the heart and eternal perspective. Using examples such as Saul and David, Enoch,…
The sermon explores the concept of saving faith through the example of Noah, emphasizing that Noah's faith was a temporal, obedient faith that saved his household from physical destruction, not…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of studying the past, particularly the biblical flood and the wickedness of the pre-flood world, as a warning for the present and future. It affirms the belief in…