Most things in our society direct our gaze inward, focusing on the individual as the center of the universe. Christianity is different; our focus is on Jesus.

The same way a parent is concerned for their child who might not be growing, getting bigger, gaining strength—we should be concerned when we’re not growing in our relationship with God.

We all at times need some rest. The Bible refers to rest by God at creation, the Sabbath rest in the Old Testament and even in Joshua settling in the promised land is referred to rest. While we might find “rest” now as followers of Jesus, the ultimate “rest” will come when we one day when we live in God’s presence in Heaven.

Unbelief is not just about not believing, it's about failing to trust. As we follow God, we should follow God together--to the very end--having confidence, protecting our hearts, and encouraging one another so that none of us are hardened by sin's deceitfulness.

Hebrews 3:7-19

“Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.”

Church is more than a temple; it's the house of God. While Moses sought God's presence in the temple, we come to God through Jesus. Jesus is over God's House. As a body of believers, we are the church, the true house of God.

Drifting can be dangerous; it can put us in places we never want to be. We can drift in life and we can drift spiritually. It's a slow process, until one day we wake up and we are far from where we're supposed to be. Have you drifted far from your anchor? Is your anchor gone?

Hebrews 1—Are we bored of Jesus? Has worship lost its zest? The book of Hebrews was written to a group of Christians who were struggling; they were "Christians who were tired of being Christians." But the problem isn't the church, the problem is us. We need to be reminded of who we are and who we follow. We need to focus on Jesus.