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While many people's lives speak to us, there is only One that we are fix our eyes upon. Many can inspire us, but only One can empower us. Let's see what we should focus on as we run this Christian race.

What happened to Peter between fleeing and weeping bitterly, and being restored back into service by the Lord? And what are the lessons for us when we have an epic failure?

The Hebrews 11 hall of faith contains many flawed unlikely heroes that should give hope to you and me. And what are the two sides of faith that we see in the close of this chapter?

Moses lived an incredible life... no doubt about it! But what events and aspects of faith are specifically mentioned in Hebrews 11, showing that they are important to Heaven and the Lord?

Peter's self confidence starts his downward journey to an epic failure. How could this loyal disciple find himself denying his master and what lessons are there for us?

What motivated Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph in their walk of faith with the Lord? Where was their gaze and why was God not ashamed to be called their God?

Peter was unaware of Satan, unaware of his own self confidence and unaware of the sifting soon coming in his life. And just like Peter we also have failure that that is used by God for our good.

What is the progression of faith seen in the first 7 verses of Hebrews 11? How does it relate to Abel, Enoch and Noah and how does the enemy try to stop each step in this progression?

What is the willful sin that tramples Christ underfoot, insults the Spirit of grace and leads to only fearful expectation of judgment? And who is this scary passage written to?

Jesus lowers himself to wash Peter's feet in a very symbolic act. What does Peter, and what do we, learn from Jesus in this important passage?

Hebrews contains some of the best promises, warnings and exhortations in the New Testament. What are the five 'let-us-es' of chapter 10 and why are they all the more important in these last days?

Jesus was free from the temple tax yet chose to pay the debt, using Peter to do the very thing he loved - fishing! What are the lessons for both Peter and us in this passage?

Believers have been made perfect forever by one sacrifice. Why should this be the starting line and not the goal for the Christian? And why is the opposite, living in perpetual guilt, so harmful to the Christian life?

What is the scarlet thread, woven into the pages of scripture, and why is the blood so important? And could our Savior's blood provide an antidote for the snake bite humanity has received?

Shadow or substance? Ritual or Reality? Have you got a lifeless religion or a living relationship with the risen Savior? What should we focus on and what should we avoid?

Jesus is transfigured before his disciples and Peter wants to start a building project! Why was that and why did God respond indicating it's time to get back to Jesus alone?

Hebrews 8 explores the promises of the new covenant and declares it better by far! What was wrong with the Mosaic covenant and why should we not try to mix the two?

Who is this mystery man Melchizedek? What connection does he have concerning Jesus and the better hope now established in the new covenant and priesthood?

Peter tries to correct the Lord Jesus and gets rebuked in return. From the heights of 'Blessed are you Peter...' he now hears 'Get behind me Satan!' So what was Peter thinking and how did he get it so wrong?

There is an anchor that connects the believer, not to the shifting sands of this world, but to the Heavenly throne room itself. What is this anchor that keeps the believer steady in the storms of life?

What are the signs and warnings about being a perpetual spiritual baby? Can you chew over the more meaty parts of God's word or are you still on milk? And who are those that God doesn't permit to go on?

Who do you say I am? This is the question Jesus asked Peter and is asked of all humanity. What would you answer? Peter answered well and was called blessed, but who is the rock that the church is built upon?

Jesus qualified as our perfect High Priest, but through an order predating the Levitical priesthood. And the qualification path involved suffering. Will we also walk in this path and how does God use it?

When Jesus' words caused many followers to turn and leave, Jesus asked His twelve disciples this question - 'Do you also want to go away?' What can we learn from Peter's response?

What are the three essentials of the Christian life spoken of in the last half of Hebrews 4? And are you living in them?