This week, Pastor David unpacks Hebrews 6 and challenges believers to move beyond the basics of faith into deeper maturity. Many Christians stop at the foundation - salvation through Jesus - but God desires to build something lasting on that foundation. Through this passage, we’re reminded that repentance isn’t punishment; it’s a gift that keeps our hearts tender, our faith anchored, and our hope secure in Christ.


1. “Don’t Stop at the Foundation” (Hebrews 6:1–3)
- Our salvation in Christ is the starting point, not the finish line.
- God calls us to grow beyond basic teachings and into spiritual maturity.
- A strong foundation matters, but God wants to build a full life on it.


2. “The Danger of Adding to Salvation” (Hebrews 6:4–6)
- Salvation is found in Christ alone—works or rituals can’t improve it.
- When we add to grace, we weaken the foundation of faith.
- Repentance restores direction when we begin to drift.


3. “The Soil of the Heart” (Hebrews 6:7–8)
- The rain (God’s Word) falls on all hearts, but only good soil bears fruit.
- Examine what kind of crop your life is producing.
- Fruit reveals whether we’re walking in truth or deception.


4. “The Gift of Repentance” (Hebrews 6:9–12)
- Repentance is not shame—it’s freedom.
- God uses conviction to bring restoration, not condemnation.
- A repentant heart stays tender, fruitful, and full of hope.


5. “Anchored in Hope” (Hebrews 6:13–20)
- Jesus is our unshakable anchor in the storm.
- Hope holds us steady when we can’t see the outcome.
- God’s promises are sure - He cannot lie, and His Word stands firm.