Hebrews 10: Belong

Have you ever been in a place that you felt like you belonged? Have you ever been in a place where you felt like you didn't belong?

What if you could walk with confidence into the presence of God, and not just feel like you belonged, but know that you belonged? Hebrews has been a wonderful repetition of how to belong in the presence of God and how to walk with God, and this week we took a look at the application of what the author of Hebrews was writing about in the life of Jesus during an encounter in Mark 10. Salvation is a gift that is received, not something that we earn, and the reality is that God makes it possible, provides that gift for us, and sustains it with us and through us. To follow along in Mark 10, click here. To read along in Hebrews 10, click here.

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