Tag: New Covenant

Decoding Hebrews Summary

A Fresh Look at Hebrews: Covenant, Priesthood, and Faithfulness What if everything you were taught about the book of Hebrews missed its original meaning? What if the phrase “the old covenant is growing old and ready to vanish away” was never meant...

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 13

Written by Jim Staley.

Entertaining Angels, Grace, and the New Covenant Hebrews 13 opens with a striking reminder: “Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels unaware.” This verse invites us into a deeper biblical reality—one...

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 10

Written by Jim Staley.

Decoding Hebrews 10 He Takes Away the First to Establish the Second Few passages in the New Testament have been more misunderstood than Hebrews 10:9, where the author writes, “He takes away the first that He may establish the second.” For many believers,...

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 8

Written by Jim Staley.

A Closer Look at the Covenant We are about to uncover one of the most misunderstood scriptures in the entire New Testament—Hebrews 8:13. This verse reads: “In that He says, ‘A new covenant,’ He has made the first obsolete. Now what is becoming obsolete...

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 7

Written by Jim Staley.

Unlocking Hebrews 7 The Misunderstood Mystery of Melchizedek For generations, many believers have pointed to Hebrews 7 as “proof” that God’s law has been abolished. But what if this chapter has been radically misunderstood? What if the key to interpreting...

Tithing – Is it for today?

Written by Jim Staley.

Tithing for Today A Hebraic Perspective on Giving in the Modern Age For many believers, the topic of tithing is shrouded in confusion, guilt, and controversy. Pastors often avoid it, congregations feel uncomfortable, and a vast gap exists between...

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Tag: New Covenant

Decoding Hebrews Summary

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 13

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 10

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 8

Decoding Hebrews – Chapter 7

Tithing – Is it for today?