Part 209 – The Book of Hebrews

If you have a good master, then you only need to concern yourself with doing whatever duties he’s given you to tend to.

Greatness is always a function of faith in the Bible.

Our legacy shouldn’t be the tangibles we’ve left behind after we’ve paid all our taxes and died, it should be our life, itself. More specifically, it ought to be our faith! This is what we see from the very beginning, as with Abel.

By faith Abel offered to God a more acceptable sacrifice than Cain, through which he was commended as righteous, God commending him by accepting his gifts.

And through his faith, though he died, he still speaks.

– Hebrews 11:4b

R. C. Sproule“The punishment for not using what one has is to lose it, a principle of wide application. Those who use their spiritual opportunities find more, while those who do nothing about them lose what opportunity they do have.”

A faithful person is a rich person, regardless of how much money they may or may not have.

If you seek faith for personal glory, you won’t get it.