TERMS AND CONDITIONS (27 OF 28)
by Tim Badal
Scripture: Hebrews 13:17-19
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Terms and Conditions (27 of 28)
Series: Jesus - Greatest Of All Time
Tim Badal
Hebrews 13:17-19
Let's turn our attention to Hebrews 13. We've been in a series we've entitled, ''Jesus: Greatest of All Time.'' It has been an incredible series; so much so that during the 8:00 service this morning, the last pages of the book of Hebrews fell out of my Bible. You know you're preaching it when your Bible starts falling apart. So the passage I'm reading from almost flew away from me midway through the service. That's quite a reminder that we've been in this book for some time. We have been seeking to understand it and know it in a way that would make us greater followers of Christ, and in doing so, that we would endure and persevere even amidst the trials and tribulations that are all around us.
Remember, during the time of the Hebrews, persecution and difficulties were occurring. As the writer closes out this letter, this sermon, he tells the church they need to act a certain way. In our passage this morning, Hebrews 13:17-19, we are given a two-way message. It's a message that will preach to the leaders of the church and a message that's going to preach to the congregation.
I'm going to put these messages under the heading, ''Terms and Conditions.'' You may not be aware of this, but the phrase ''terms and conditions'' is everywhere around us. When we get a new app on our phone, there are terms and conditions. When we buy a phone, there are terms and conditions. When we buy an extended warranty or any type of legal transaction, there are inevitably terms and conditions that define the contract between the manufacturer and the purchaser.
If you're like me, you'll probably only read the first couple lines, then you come across the first Latin word or some other legalese and you give up. You start scrolling as quickly as you can to get down to the part where it says, ''I agree.'' You can't say you decline it. Why not? Because it doesn't let you go any farth ...
Series: Jesus - Greatest Of All Time
Tim Badal
Hebrews 13:17-19
Let's turn our attention to Hebrews 13. We've been in a series we've entitled, ''Jesus: Greatest of All Time.'' It has been an incredible series; so much so that during the 8:00 service this morning, the last pages of the book of Hebrews fell out of my Bible. You know you're preaching it when your Bible starts falling apart. So the passage I'm reading from almost flew away from me midway through the service. That's quite a reminder that we've been in this book for some time. We have been seeking to understand it and know it in a way that would make us greater followers of Christ, and in doing so, that we would endure and persevere even amidst the trials and tribulations that are all around us.
Remember, during the time of the Hebrews, persecution and difficulties were occurring. As the writer closes out this letter, this sermon, he tells the church they need to act a certain way. In our passage this morning, Hebrews 13:17-19, we are given a two-way message. It's a message that will preach to the leaders of the church and a message that's going to preach to the congregation.
I'm going to put these messages under the heading, ''Terms and Conditions.'' You may not be aware of this, but the phrase ''terms and conditions'' is everywhere around us. When we get a new app on our phone, there are terms and conditions. When we buy a phone, there are terms and conditions. When we buy an extended warranty or any type of legal transaction, there are inevitably terms and conditions that define the contract between the manufacturer and the purchaser.
If you're like me, you'll probably only read the first couple lines, then you come across the first Latin word or some other legalese and you give up. You start scrolling as quickly as you can to get down to the part where it says, ''I agree.'' You can't say you decline it. Why not? Because it doesn't let you go any farth ...
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