Finding Rest in the Lord

Both physical and spiritual growth are step by step processes. As humans we grow up physically. One day at a time, one decade at a time, the years of our life pass and we aspire to maturity. As Christians we grow up spiritually as well. But what does maturity look like in this realm?

Fear, as we commonly know it, is a sin. In this poweful message, Tom Harmon makes it vividly clear how the fear of God overcomes every other fear we have by providing the dynamic element necessary for dealing with sin and maintaining unbroken fellowship with Him and with others.

If only every young person in America could spend one day on patrol with a policeman. . . . But maybe this message by Tom Harmon will suffice. With sobering realism he warns of the consequences of one wrong choice. One drink. One thought. One wordly tune.

We know that Hebrews was written to Jews who knew the law well. They needed reminded of the hope Christ brought after the law. They needed reminded that He is better than the angels, than Abraham, Moses, Melchizedek, and the priesthood.