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    Firm to the End | Hebrews 3:7–19 Sermon

    Sep 7, 2025 205

    Firm to the End Sermon

    Thank you for following along with this week’s daily devotional series on Hebrews 3:7-19, Firm to the End.

    We’ve seen the sobering warning from Israel’s wilderness wanderings and the urgent call to hear God’s voice today. We’ve been reminded to guard our hearts against unbelief, to encourage one another daily, and to hold firmly to Christ until the very end. And we’ve rejoiced that while unbelief closes the door, faith in Jesus opens it wide to God’s eternal rest.

    I encourage you to re-watch the video devotional from Day 1 for a big-picture overview of this passage. And if you’d like to go deeper, you can also listen to Rod Irvine’s full sermon.

    [CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO A FULL SUNDAY SERMON ON HEBREWS 3:7–19 FROM ROD IRVINE]

    [CLICK HERE TO RE-WATCH THIS WEEK’S VIDEO DEVOTION]

    Reflection:

    Pray that God would keep your heart soft to His voice, guard you from unbelief, and help you encourage others to persevere in Christ until the very end.

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