G6 Church

08/24/2026

08/24/2026

How many laps are you still running trying to prove that you’re good enough?

Hebrews 7 shows us why the law, our effort, and even the Old Testament priesthood could never make us complete before God. They could reveal what was wrong, but they could never make us right. Jesus is different. His priesthood is permanent, His sacrifice was once for all, and He is able to save completely those who come to God through Him.

You were never meant to earn your place with God. Jesus has already crossed the finish line. The question is whether we will keep running to prove ourselves or learn to run with confidence in what He has already accomplished.

08/18/2026

David Blair was the original second officer on the Titanic. When he was pulled from the voyage at the last minute, he accidentally took with him the key to the crow's nest storage cabinet, where the binoculars were kept. The lookout had no binoculars that night. We know how the story ends.

Small things that are easy to overlook can change everything.

Week 10 of Jesus Is Better is now available. We are in Hebrews 7:1–28, and the author stops to introduce us to one of the most overlooked figures in all of Scripture: Melchizedek. He shows up for ten verses across the whole Bible, and yet without him, we miss something essential about who Jesus is, what kind of priest he holds permanently, and why his priesthood stands completely outside and above every system that came before it.

08/14/2026

Most of us deal with discouragement. And most of us, if we are honest, are not entirely sure why God has not come through in the ways we hoped he would.

Week 9 of Jesus Is Better is now available. We are in Hebrews 6:13–20, looking at the moment God swore by himself to make his promise to Abraham, what the double guarantee of God's promise and oath actually means for us today, why the waiting is not wasted but formational, and what it means that we have this hope as an anchor for the soul.

08/05/2026

Most of us have handed off our spiritual growth to someone else. We show up, we consume, and we assume that is enough. And Hebrews 5 interrupts that assumption with some of the most direct pastoral words in the entire book.

Week 8 of Jesus Is Better is now available. We are in Hebrews 5:11–6:12, looking at what the writer means when he says his readers have grown lazy, why the difference between milk and meat is not about knowledge but about personal responsibility and trained discernment, and why spiritual immaturity is not a terminal condition but a choice.

07/31/2026

We are not sinners because we sin. We sin because we are sinners. And that means every one of us needs more than a good example or a moral framework. We need a priest: someone who stands between us and a holy God and makes a way.

Week 7 of Jesus Is Better is now available, and we are beginning Movement Two of our series through Hebrews. We are in Hebrews 4:14–5:10, looking at what a high priest actually is, why Jesus is not just a better version of Aaron but a priest of an entirely different and higher order, what it means that he wept and cried out and was tempted in every way we are, and why all of that is the ground on which we approach God with boldness instead of fear.

07/23/2026

We wear busyness like a badge of honor. We grind, we optimize, we hustle, and most of us have brought that same mentality straight into our relationship with God. If I just do a little more, serve a little more, show up a little more, maybe then God will be pleased.

Hebrews 4 says something different. It says rest. Not the rest of exhaustion, but the settled rest of someone who has completely trusted that Jesus already finished the work that needed to be finished.

Week 6 of Jesus Is Better is now available. We are in Hebrews 4:1–13, looking at three layers of rest in Scripture, what it means to work hard at trusting rather than earning, and why God's Word is not evaluating your attendance but the actual condition of your heart.

07/16/2026

We give our least attentive selves to the people we are closest to. It is an ironic tragedy of the human condition. And Hebrews 3 says we do the exact same thing with God.
Week 5 of Jesus Is Better is now available. We are in Hebrews 3:1–19, looking at why Jesus is in a different category than Moses entirely, what the wilderness generation teaches us about how familiarity slowly hardens into something that stops hearing God, and what it means to hold fast when the warning of this passage presses down on us.

07/10/2026

What kind of Savior do we actually have? One who threw a solution at us from a safe distance? Or one who crossed every distance to stand with us in the middle of it?

Week 4 of Jesus Is Better is now available.

We are in Hebrews 2:10–18, looking at why the incarnation of Jesus is not a Christmas side note but the load-bearing wall of the entire Christian faith, what it means that Jesus was made perfect through suffering, and why he is not a distant Savior but a present and immediate one who is not ashamed to call us brothers and sisters.