HRC Advancing Despite Adversity into 2021

Hindsight is 2020, and — thankfully — 2020 is now hindsight. As the Hampton Roads Church leans into a new year, let’s do more than survive, let’s thrive together. Let’s advance despite adversity. Let’s soar despite setbacks. And let’s deepen our love for God, His Word, His Church, and His Mission. We are a Resilient people of God. This is what we do.

So we’re trying something new in 2021. We aspire to read through the New Testament (NT ) TOGETHER (and we really mean everyone)! Let’s firm up our faith foundation on the Word, and let’s apply and share that Word together as we march into the new year shoulder to shoulder. By literally getting onto the same page, we can ALL discuss our most recent marvels in His Word. Imagine 2021 with husbands and wives in salty conversations; moms and sons in deep discussion; brothers and sisters devoted to the Word: even “Haverim” in vigorous debate over the depths of the Word. We got this! And God’s got us, so let’s go.

Posts in Hebrews

January 6. Hebrews 3

The chapter begins by showing how Jesus is superior to Moses, in the same way as the builder of the house is superior to a faithful servant in the house. He then quotes Psalm 95,…

Hebrews, Tom BentonEdward AntonJanuary 6, 2021ResilieNT Reading Plan Comment

January 5. Hebrews 2

Hebrews 2 presents the first of five “exhortations” in the book of Hebrews. Exhortations are both encouragements and warnings. The author uses them to support…

Hebrews, Tom BentonEdward AntonJanuary 4, 2021ResilieNT Reading PlanComment

January 4. Hebrews 1.

What do I discover about God/Jesus here? God spoke to the recipients of the Old Testament through many amazing ways, but that’s nothing compared to our receipt of the Word through Jesus, His son.

HebrewsEdward AntonJanuary 3, 2021ResilieNT Reading Plan Comments

HRC Advancing Despite Adversity into 2021

Each week, here’s the plan:

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