Hebrews 13: With Us, For Us

Chapter 13 marks the conclusion of the book of Hebrews, and we are left with final reminders of what a resurrected Christ and his gift of grace empowers us to do.

The cross was executed outside of the city so that we’d be welcomed into the city. That’s what we need, and that’s what he provided. His exclusion provided for our inclusion. His blood showed his love so that we could know his love. The reality of this allows us to be a part of the city to come, love our fellow believers and welcome the stranger.

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