Oh, uh,

uh, uh, uh, uh, Hello and welcome to Bible stories. I am one of your hosts, Matt Mullins. Todd Haymans is not

joining us today because we've had some unique circumstances mom. We recorded

yesterday it was kind of a weird record. We weren't in the spots we normally are. I was

recording like in a closet and went to go edit it last night and the entire SD card was wiped. So we lost the story but we didn't lose the story because I decided you know what? You know what I'm just gonna go ahead'm just going to go ahead and record this thing.

So mom today, it's just me and you, but I wanted to share with you that we're going to be

launching a new mini series about the Hall of Faith.

That comes from Hebrews chapter 11.

And if you haven't spent much time in the book of Hebrews,

it's fascinating and encouraging and it's a book

that really demands attention. One of the things I do with the church that I serve is

to help edit and produce adult Sunday school curriculum.

And several years ago we were going through the book of Hebrews and I was not prepared for the amount of attention in detail that would be needed to really walk through that book and help teachers to teach it.

And man, I'm telling you you it was a phenomenal time for me

because I feel like I grew tremendously through that process and so I just love the book of

Hebrews and we're going to be just camping out in chapter 11, but I want to take a look at the end of chapter 10 first, which tease up this very famous chapter, Hebrews chapter 11.

So at the end of chapter 10, the author of Hebrews

who people disagree on, scholars, people that we trust,

people have different understandings of several different

parts of Hebrews and one of those is its authorship. And we know that we can trust

the Bible. It is inspired by God and God used human hands to write it.

So people disagree on who wrote it, but the author quotes an Old Testament prophet in chapter 10 of Hebrews, the prophet Habak

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