Living for God.
Living for People.

We all deeply desire rest, yet often find it elusive. Hebrews 4 speaks directly to believers experiencing pressure to abandon their faith, urging them toward obedience and perseverance despite life's challenges. Just as the Israelites' disobedience in the wilderness prevented them from entering God's promised rest, our busyness, pride, and fear can similarly hold us back from God's intended rest for our lives. True rest isn't mere relaxation, but rather a fulfillment, completion, and arrival at the home God has prepared—a rest modeled by God Himself in creation and promised fully in Jesus Christ. Gratitude fuels faithfulness, helping us endure trials and trust God's promises. Ultimately, entering God's eternal rest requires perseverance rooted not in our own strength, but in God's unwavering faithfulness and grace.