Love
128: How to Serve God Acceptably Part 1 (Hebrews Series #36: Heb. 13:1-8)
In the final chapter of Hebrews, the writer gives a list of behaviors that God expects of His children who are living well-pleasing to Him. Pastor Hollandsworth focuses on six of the behaviors in this first of two messages, and he also reviews the five warnings to believers found in the book of Hebrews.
122: Responding to Others in Faith (Hebrews Series #30: Heb. 11:32-34)
King David was a man after God’s heart, who fulfilled all His will. He is in the faith hall of fame because he obeyed God, by faith. Pastor Hollandsworth focuses on one key aspect of David’s life—how he pleased the Lord by responding in faith to others. Numerous applications are made to the Christian life.
116: Faith That Progresses Part 2 (Hebrews Series #24: Heb. 11:10-19)
As the FAITH of Abraham continued to grow, to the point that he could trust God for a son through Sarah in his old age, the patriarch began to HOPE for a city with foundations, the millennial city of reward, New Jerusalem. Ultimately, Abraham demonstrated LOVE by sacrificing Isaac, believing God would raise him. Pastor Hollandsworth emphasizes the importance of believers growing in faith and hope and love in order to qualify for millennial inheritance. Â
110: Exercising Faith, Hope, and Love (Hebrews Series #19: Heb. 10:19-25)
The writer to the Hebrews now shifts gears and begins to focus on practical application of the truths shared in earlier chapters. He reviews the blessings we have in Christ and what we should do with them. Pastor Hollandsworth draws attention to the faith-hope-love triplet in the text which should characterize Christian living, emphasizing the importance of provoking to love and good works.
084: The Law of Christ (Greatness of God Series #10a: Our Responsibility to Love)
Church-age believers are not subject to the Mosaic law or any other self-imposed or church-imposed legal system. As children of God, we are subject to the law of Christ. Pastor Hollandsworth describes this law and explains why it is truly liberating, avoiding the extremes of license and legalism.