Hebrews 5: Practice

We're into our fifth week in our series on the book of Hebrews, which means we are into chapter 5. 

This chapter begins some of the tougher portions of the New Testament, and we're going to see the author of Hebrews make comparisons of previous high priests with Jesus, as well as the warning for our need to grow in our faith. 

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