You know, books of the Bibles remind me a little bit of kids. I have three daughters, and I love them all

equally, and I feel like I should approach the books of the Bible the same way sometimes. You ever felt

that way? You know, you read through and you're like, well, should I have favorites or not, or I don't know.

And, you know, when I approach though the Bible, I find there are certain books, certain stories, certain passages that this resonate with me in a unique way.

And so I find some from time to time that are kind of favorites that I go back to regularly.

And so for me personally, Hebrews is one of those books. And Hebrews is really a cool book

because it's kind of like the map, if you will, that explains the relationship between the Old Testament

and the New Testament. It's kind of the glue that holds it all together in a lot of different

ways. And so it's a deep book. It's a complex book. But you guys are the Wednesday night crowd.

And so you guys are up for it. And so we're going to dive into some deep theology, specifically around the person of Jesus.

And so buckle up.

I can talk a little fast, but it's going to keep you awake.

And we'll dive into Hebrews chapter 1.

But before we do that, I want to share with you guys a bit of an introduction.

But even before I get to my introduction, let me pray.

And then we'll dig it out together.

You bow your heads with me. even before I get in my introduction, let me pray, and then we'll dig it out together.

You bow your heads with me. Lord, we thank you that we can be here tonight. And God, it's just good to be in your house. It's good to be able to come and stand before you and to open our hearts and

our minds. God, we want to approach the study even tonight, Lord, not just as another routine, but as another

opportunity for you to speak to our hearts. And so we pray that you would give us open ears

and open minds and open hearts. Certainly we don't ever want to study your word just for the purpose

of information, but we want that to translate to just growth in our walk with you, that it would

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