Hebrews 4.1-11: How do we find rest? Not merely for the night, but true rest where the incompleteness of our labors doesn't haunt us. How do we get to the end and have the ability to be at peace with what our life has been? Can it come through our own works, our own accomplishments? No. Only through the completeness of Jesus and his work. Through his work of faithful obedience, we are gifted eternal rest. And by grace, our insufficient work is completed, reconciled, and transformed to eternal beauty. But it is all about him, not us. To his glory and not to our own.

Hebrews 3.1-6: To better recognize the glory of Jesus, we need to recognize the glory of Moses. Within the biblical narrative, none is higher than Moses, except Jesus that is. The writer wants us to recognize more fully the heights of Jesus and being included in the house he is building. It is the house that Jesus built where all the glory, power, and victory is located.

Hebrews 2.5-9: In this first part, we consider what it means that "the coming world will not be subject to angels." This background will help us understand the authority of Christ, which we will consider next week. The writer wants to comfort us as Christians though we see the world living in chaos and disorder. We strive on because no matter what we see with our eyes, by faith we see Jesus.