Jesus Famous With Nate Holdridge

"Although he was a Son, he learned obedience through what he suffered." (Hebrews 5:8) Jesus Christ is currently in glory, in a dimension we refer to as "up there" or "heaven" or "God's throne room," but impossible for us to fathom. From that reality, he intermingles with ours, aiding us in daily life. The book of Hebrews thought of this help as Jesus' high priestly ministry. He can aid us in daily life because of his position at the right hand of God. We need his friendship and help to obey God. Perhaps you've noticed, but God asks us to do things our bodies of flesh cannot do. Weakness is in us, and, praise the Lord, Jesus sympathizes with us in our weaknesses (Hebrews 4:15). Still, we want to go beyond his sympathy and into his actual help. We want to be different, changed, enabled to obey our Lord. When he asks us to love, we want to love. When he calls us to courageous things, we want to step out in faith. When he beckons us towards care for humanity in one form or another, we want to go. But often