Darryl Dash blogs about what we’re learning this week about the book of Hebrews. I am participating in the same retreat where we have the privilege of learning from George H. Guthrie and Haddon Robinson.
Darryl writes:
I’ve been studying Hebrews this week. It’s interesting to observe how the author of Hebrews uses both encouragement and warning to address a situation pastorally. It’s my observation that most of us default to one or the other. It takes intentionality to use both together.
Jonathan Edwards touches on this . . .
The rest here.
