LightWk Bible Studies

Hebrews 6:13-20

Sunday Service || Moving Unto Maturity in Christ || Hebrews 6:1-12

The Certainty and the Sufficiency of Christ (Hebrews 6:13-20)

Spiritual Regression and the Call to Maturity (Hebrews 6:1-12)

Warning against Apostasy (Hebrews 5:11-14)

Sunday Service || Christ: The Source of Our Eternal Salvation || Hebrews 5:7-10

The Appointment of Our High Priest (Hebrews 5:1-6)

An Admonition on Finding Rest (Hebrews 4:1-2)

Hebrews 3&4 Recap

Christ: Our High Priest (Hebrews 4:14-16)

Sunday Service || Christ: Our Superior High Priest ||Hebrews 4:14-16

Cont'd

Entering His Rest || Hebrews 4:1-13

Sunday Service || Christ: To Hold and To Cherish || Hebrews 3:12-19

Hebrews 3:1-11 Recap

Christ: Superior to Moses (Hebrews 3:7-11)

Christ: Superior to Moses (Hebrews 3:1-6) || Cont'd

Sunday Service: Consider Jesus (Hebrews 3:1-6)

Christ: Superior to Moses (Hebrews 3:1-6)

I'm today's Bible studies, we share our reflections, questions and lessons learnt through our journey in Hebrews Chapter 1 and 2.

In today's Bible studies, we re-examine Christ's superiority to the angels from the perspective of his humanity through the lens of Hebrews.

In today's Easter Sunday Service, we see through the lens of Hebrews 2, how Christ on the cross, and by His resurrection delivers us from death and destroyed the power of the devil over death on us.

In today's Sunday Service, we move on to the next phase of Christ's superiority over the angels through the lens of scriptures. We highlight the name given to Christ that places him above all.

As we journey on through the book of Hebrews, the writer maintains his emphasis on Christ's superiority over the angels, taking a human perspective, reminding them that Christ ought to be the focus of the Believer, at all times, as our saviour, for our salvation.

As we journey on through the book of Hebrews, the writer maintains his emphasis on Christ's superiority over the angels, taking a human perspective, reminding them that Christ ought to be the focus of the Believer, at all times, as our saviour, for our salvation.

In today's Bible studies, we interact around the entire text of Hebrews 1, re-examining the splendor of Christ's superiority over the Prophets and the Angels.

In today's Sunday Service, we explore the subduing power of Christ over his enemies as God enrthrones him at his right hand to sit, a posture that we see no angel possessing. We discuss the victory of Christ over his enemies, sin and death, and how the finality of it will be wealth with at the end of time.

In today's Bible studies, we explore the fourth thing that makes Christ superior to the Prophets, his steadfastness. We walk through the verses again from the opening verses and arrive as Christ's steadfastness through the verses.

We continue exploring the things that make Christ superior to the angels. In today's Bible studies, we explore Christ the sovereign, the King who rules with the scepter and righteousness, whose throne is established forever.

In today's Bible studies, we continue to explore the depth of Christ's superiority over the angels. We spotlight the second thing that makes him superior over the angels, his supremacy.

In today's Sunday Service, we move on to the next phase of Christ's superiority over the angels through the lens of scriptures. We highlight the name given to Christ that places him above all.

In today's Bible studies, we explore the questions that arise from our understanding of the eight claims of God.

In today's Bible studies, exploring the eight claims, we explore the expanse of Christ's exalted status above kings, traditions, structures, cultures, angels, prophets. Above all else.

In today's Bible studies, as we spotlight the Eight claims of Christ's superiority, we highlight Christ and what makes him the perfect sacrifice.

As we gather on the Lord's day, we see the culmination of Jesus Christ's pioneer superiority over the prophets as the writer of the book of Hebrews unpacks. We come to understand the role of the prophets and how Christ, establishes himself far above them and was the ultimate prophecy of the old testament prophets ordained by God.

In today's Bible studies, we we push deeper into our journey through the book of Hebrews 1 and verse 3, we unpack Christ as the Sustainer of all things, the one by which the universe is upheld and sustained.

God's holiness on display is his glory. His love is His glory, his wrath is his glory. In today's Bible studies, we meditate on the opening verses of Hebrews 1 and verse 3, Jesus Christ's claim to be the radiance of the glory of God. How does this truth, impact on our everyday lives as Christians?

God's holiness on display is his glory. His love is His glory, his wrath is his glory. In today's Bible studies, we meditate on the opening verses of Hebrews 1 and verse 3, Jesus Christ's claim to be the radiance of the glory of God. How does this truth, impact on our everyday lives as Christians?

God's holiness on display is his glory. His love is His glory, his wrath is his glory. In today's Sunday Service, we meditate on the opening verses of Hebrews 1 and verse 3, Jesus Christ's claim to be the radiance of the glory of God. How does this truth, impact on our everyday lives as Christians?

The world was created through Christ, this divine claim has been made by Christ and we see it echoed in the new testament letters. In today's studies, we magnify the text and the various new testament testimonies to this reality, solidifying the claims of Christ as God's divine agent of creation.

As we examine the claims of Jesus's exclusive Godship, we gain a better understanding of Jesus as the appointed heir of God and how that sets him apart from the rest.

In today's Bible studies, we continue our indepth expose on the first portion of Hebrews 1;2 as we unpack Jesus Christ as final revelation of God and it's implications for us in today's world as God's people.

As we continue to unveil the richness of the opening verses of Hebrews Chapter One, from verses one to three, we move into the first lines of verse two, highlighting the essentiality of understanding the final revelation of God, Jesus Christ. We explore, in today's service, how this understanding of how this revelation topples taking doctrines from practices in the old testament amongst other common misconceptions of God's revelation to his people.

In today's Bible studies, we continue exposing the superiority of Christ in the opening verses of Hebrews, exploring this through the lens of the old testament, and it's implications for us today. We further butress on the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

In today's Bible studies, we continue exposing the superiority of Christ in the opening verses of Hebrews, building on the claims in contrast with other worldviews. We further butress on the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

In today's Bible studies, we push on exposing the text in the book of Hebrews, building on the claims we see see in the text of the first three verses of Hebrews. We arrive at the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

The writer opens the book of Hebrews exposing us to a personal God that related in various to our fathers of faith in old times by his Prophets. In today's service, we Xray how, in later verses and in these last days, Christ revealed is the singular superior revelation of God to his people.

In our Bible studies today, we visit the text with a view of understanding the superiority of Christ over all the things that we shall see in the book of Hebrews, and our lives. We seek to understand how the writer of Hebrews spotlights the superiority of Christ, spurred by his sacrifice and his sustenance.

In today's Bible studies, we begin the introduction to our new exposition journey into the book of Hebrews. We uncover the historical context, the reason for the book, tackle its authorship and writing style, and ultimately, its big idea: the superiority of Christ.

In today's Sunday service, our guest preacher, Pastor Victor Abbah from our sister church, Philadelphia Christian Fellowship, walks us through understanding the gospel that saves. He unpacks the four most common false gospels, how they present themselves and how destructive they are. In contrast, he unveils the true gospel of Christ again, what it looks like, and what it accomplished, turning our hearts and affections to the real reason why Christ hung on the cross for us.