In this message, Pastor Byron challenges believers to move beyond spiritual infancy and embrace spiritual maturity through Hebrews 5. Using the illustration of a high chair, he warns against remaining spiritually stagnant like the Hebrew Christians who were tempted to return to legalism, urging listeners to “get out of the high chair” and grow deeper in their relationship with Christ rather than relying on law-based religion.

In this message, Pastor Byron explores Hebrews 4:14-16 using the illustration of flying instruments to show how believers must trust Christ rather than feelings. He explains that Jesus is our superior high priest who sympathizes with our weaknesses, has experienced all temptations, and provides us access to the throne of grace—which is as close as our hearts—where we can boldly receive mercy and find grace in our time of need.

In this message, Pastor Byron examines Hebrews 3:1-6 to show that Christ is superior to Moses, despite Moses being the greatest figure in Hebrew history. He explains that while Moses was a faithful servant in God’s house, Christ is the Son and builder over God’s house, and challenges believers to persevere in faith—not by merely hanging on, but by continually growing deeper in their desire to know Christ more fully.

In this message, Pastor Byron teaches on entering God’s rest from Hebrews 3-4, explaining that God has provided a daily, moment-by-moment Sabbath rest for believers. He challenges Christians to cease from their own works and legalistic systems, instead trusting in God’s promises and their position in Christ—understanding that every day can be a Sabbath of peace when we believe and apply biblical truth to life’s pressures and struggles.

In this message, Pastor Byron delivers the first warning from Hebrews 2:1-4 about the danger of spiritual drifting. He challenges believers to pay close attention to Christ and avoid becoming professional Christians who go through the motions without genuine heart engagement, warning that many unknowingly drift away from passionate love for Christ into comfortable legalism and religious routine.

In this message, Pastor Byron examines Hebrews 1:4-14 to demonstrate Christ’s superiority over angels, explaining both biblical and Jewish views of angels. He shows that while angels are servants who worship and minister, Christ is sovereign—the Son who created, sustains, and rules over all things—revealing that God’s ultimate expression of love is not giving us the law through angels, but giving us Jesus Himself.

In this message, Pastor Byron begins a new series on Hebrews, addressing the tendency of Christians to drift from grace back into religious legalism and performance. He explores Hebrews 1:1-3 to show that Christ is better than the Old Testament prophets and law, emphasizing that Jesus is God’s complete revelation who sustains the universe and has dealt with sin once and for all—freeing believers from guilt and the need to earn God’s approval.

In this message, Pastor Byron launches the “Better Things for Life” series from Hebrews, celebrating God’s provision of a new kitchen and fellowship hall while introducing the book’s central theme. He explains that Christ is superior to all that came before, emphasizing that progressive revelation reached its completion in Jesus—God’s final word to humanity—and challenging believers to find their satisfaction in knowing Christ rather than in religious activities or past experiences.