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Scripture to Read: Hebrews 6:1-3

We know we should always be maturing in our walk with our Lord and His Word. God warns us, in the last half of Hebrews 6:1, that we don’t need to get in a rut continually re-hashing the fundamental importance of repentance from things we know to be evil. Nor should we be wondering about our faith in Him. Every believer, who has been a Christian for three years or longer, should know the fundamental truth of repentance and know they have placed their faith in Christ alone. Knowing we must repent daily and trust God in all areas of our lives is how we stay in right fellowship with our Heavenly Father. Notice I did not write, stay in right relationship, but I wrote, stay in right fellowship. As Christians, our relationship with God NEVER changes. The day we surrendered to our Lord Jesus Christ we became part of His family, adopted by God, to be His FOREVER. What can constantly change is our fellowship with our Heavenly Father. God desires that we fellowship with Him every day. Why? So we will know Him better, grow deeper in our intimacy with Him, and walk in obedience to His Word. If we are continually struggling with the basics of daily repentance, then we have remained incredibly immature as Christians. The Lord continues to warn that we need to get past “teachings about washings (Jewish ritual purifications), the laying on of hands, the resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment.” (AMP Bible) As Christians, we should know what God teaches about these things and walk in His Truth.

Challenge & Application

What are you currently struggling with in your walk with our Lord and His Word? Who are you seeking help from to mature in this area? Who will you share these truths with today about maturing in Christ and His Word?

Don’t forget to pray using the A.C.T.S. (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication) method!

Devotionals from this week

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Day 1

When we examined Hebrews 5, we found God using the writer of Hebrews to lovingly rebuke the Jewish Christians and any immature Christians since then, NOT to be childish as followers of Christ. So, we read in Hebrews 6:1 God leading the writer to contin- ue with this loving rebuke. We need to be growing as believers and get beyond the basic el...

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Day 2

We know we should always be maturing in our walk with our Lord and His Word. God warns us, in the last half of Hebrews 6:1, that we don’t need to get in a rut continually re-hashing the fundamental importance of repentance from things we know to be evil. Nor should we be wondering about our faith in Him. Every believer, who has been a Christ...

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Day 3

Hebrews 6:4-6 sounds like someone has been saved and then loses their salvation. Hebrews 6:4 says they have been “enlightened” and that they “have tasted of the heavenly gift,” and that they have “shared (been made partakers) of the Holy Spirit.” To better understand Hebrews 6:4-6, we need to read the parable by our Lord Jesus Christ in Matt...

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Day 4

We continue today, examining whether we can lose our salvation or not. The evidence throughout God’s Word is that we cannot lose our salvation. What God’s Word does teach is that many people will come close to receiving salvation but will settle for religion, which is not salvation in Christ but a worthless counterfeit. The illustration God u...

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Day 5

Today we walk through verses 9-12 and uncover more of God’s rich truth. We need to remember that the Jewish Christians the letter of Hebrews was originally written to, were going through intense persecution and were struggling, because of the persecution, in their walk with our Lord Jesus Christ. As God led the writer to pen His Word, we find...

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Day 6

God leads the writer of Hebrews to use Himself as an example. God is reminding the Jewish Christians, and us today, that He made a promise to Abraham. God made this promise to Abraham in Genesis 12:2 “And I will make you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great; and so you shall be a blessing.” So, we know Abraham was g...

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Day 7

As we read Hebrews 6:18-20, we continue from yesterday’s devotion that God’s promises are true and we can count on His promises because He has made an oath by His own Name. God’s promises and God’s oath are never going to change because God cannot lie. The difference between a promise and an oath is that the “promise” is what will be done, or...

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