Hebrews: Exercising Confidence

Byhneufeld

I’ve been blogging about the book of Hebrews for some time, and I’ve also read and intended to link to some posts from Chasing the Wind that I found through the Christian Carnival, but as the book of Hebrews would tell you, you’ve got to follow through! 🙂

But this week’s carnival brought us a post from Michael that I think is exceptionally good, and I hope anyone who has been following my series will go read it (and even some who aren’t following mine). It goes point by point into exercising confidence, and is very practical, and well in tune with the overall theme of Hebrews.

Go read and enjoy!

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