Pastor Nathanael continues a look at Hebrews in our call to persevere in our faith. After knowing the significance of the sacrifice Jesus made for us we can engaging our will and put our faith into practice with confidence in the promises and hope He gives. The first 2 of 5 "Let us..." commands focus on our relationship to God.

God blesses above and beyond what we ask or imagine - much more than we sometimes expect. The end of Paul´s prayer to the Ephesians wants Christians to live in God´s fullness and then leads to a doxology, a moment of praise and gratitude towards God.

In the book of Revelation, the last letter to the 7 churches that Jesus tells John to write, we find an admonition to the Believers to repent from becoming influenced by the world and to return our focus to the true source of being Spiritually refreshing (cold) and Spiritually purifying (hot).

As we see how Jesus honored His Heavenly Father, we find ways in which we also can honor our earthly father.

Paul´s prayer for the Ephesians reminds us all not to just have head knowledge of God and His love but to grasp and experience it through daily living and obedience which is truly knowing it.