Hebrews
Pastor Emadi's Series on the Book of Hebrews
11/22/20
The Supremacy of Christ
Hebrews 1:1–4 is a breathtaking description of the person and work of Jesus Christ. The author takes on a journey exploring the Son's exaltation, enthronement, divine power, divine nature, and priestly work of purification. Jesus alone has accomplished our salvation and as the God-man, he is worthy of our worship.
47:24
11/29/20
The Son Who Was Appointed Son
Why does the author compare Jesus to angels? How could he say that Jesus became superior to angels if Jesus is God? Did the author of Hebrews use the OT appropriately? How could he say that Jesus was begotten "today"? These are some of the questions we consider as we explore the enthronement of Jesus from Hebrews 1.
51:20
12/6/20
Your Throne, O God, Is Forever and Ever
In Hebrews 1, Jesus is superior to angels not only as God but as the human king who has obtained redemption. Jesus's rules from heaven with righteousness and justice. He has been enthroned over the universe because of his obedience to God.
43:24
12/13/20
The Unchanging Christ of Christmas
Writing to afflicted and suffering Christians, the author of Hebrews reminded his audience of the immutability of Christ by quoting Psalm 102. God never changes, and Christ is God. Because our God is immutable we can be confident that all of his good promises for us will come to pass.
48:56
12/20/20
Sit at My Right Hand: Psalm 110 and the Christ of Christmas
In Psalm 110, David prophesied of a future messianic priest-king that would rule the nations. David's expectation of a conquering king is fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Christmas reminds us that Christ is presently reigning as king but he still awaits the consumption of his kingdom.
44:15
11/22/20
The Supremacy of Christ
Hebrews 1:1–4 is a breathtaking description of the person and work of Jesus Christ. The author takes on a journey exploring the Son's exaltation, enthronement, divine power, divine nature, and priestly work of purification. Jesus alone has accomplished our salvation and as the God-man, he is worthy of our worship.
47:24
Matthew Emadi
Hebrews 1:1-4
11/29/20
The Son Who Was Appointed Son
Why does the author compare Jesus to angels? How could he say that Jesus became superior to angels if Jesus is God? Did the author of Hebrews use the OT appropriately? How could he say that Jesus was begotten "today"? These are some of the questions we consider as we explore the enthronement of Jesus from Hebrews 1.
51:20
Matthew Emadi
Hebrews 1:4-6
12/6/20
Your Throne, O God, Is Forever and Ever
In Hebrews 1, Jesus is superior to angels not only as God but as the human king who has obtained redemption. Jesus's rules from heaven with righteousness and justice. He has been enthroned over the universe because of his obedience to God.
43:24
Matthew Emadi
Hebrews 1:7-9
12/13/20
The Unchanging Christ of Christmas
Writing to afflicted and suffering Christians, the author of Hebrews reminded his audience of the immutability of Christ by quoting Psalm 102. God never changes, and Christ is God. Because our God is immutable we can be confident that all of his good promises for us will come to pass.
48:56
Matthew Emadi
Hebrews 1:10-13
12/20/20
Sit at My Right Hand: Psalm 110 and the Christ of Christmas
In Psalm 110, David prophesied of a future messianic priest-king that would rule the nations. David's expectation of a conquering king is fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Christmas reminds us that Christ is presently reigning as king but he still awaits the consumption of his kingdom.