Speaker 1: Reflection on Hebrews six nineteen. Take a moment, settle your heart,
Speaker 1: Let the noise of the day grow quiet. Today we
Speaker 1: meditate on a verse that has steadied believers for two
Speaker 1: thousand years. We have this hope as an anchor for
Speaker 1: the soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary,
Speaker 1: behind the curtain, where Jesus, our forerunner, has entered on
Speaker 1: our behalf. This is Hebrews six nineteen. Picture an anchor,
Speaker 1: not a small one, but a grape iron anchor, heavy
Speaker 1: forged in fire, sunk deep into the rock of the
Speaker 1: sea floor. When the waves rise in the wind howls,
Speaker 1: the ship does not drift. The anchor holds. So it
Speaker 1: is with the hope we have in Christ. It is
Speaker 1: not a wish, it is not a feeling. It is
Speaker 1: an anchor. It enters the inner sanctuary. It goes beyond
Speaker 1: the curtain. In the Temple of Old, the curtain separated
Speaker 1: the people from the most holy place. Only the high
Speaker 1: priest could pass through once a year, offering blood for
Speaker 1: the sins of the people. But Jesus has passed through.
Speaker 1: He has entered on our behalf. He is our forerunner.
Speaker 1: So the hope we hold is not based on our
Speaker 1: own strength. It is anchored in His finished work. When
Speaker 1: grief comes, when illness comes, when the economy fails, when
Speaker 1: the lonely nights stretch long, the anchor holds. Hope does
Speaker 1: not mean pretending things are fine. Hope means trusting that
Speaker 1: God is faithful even when the storm is loud. Hope
Speaker 1: means believing that what God has promised he is able
Speaker 1: to perform. The Anchor of grace holds your soul when
Speaker 1: your mind cannot hold itself together. Today, rest in this truth.
Speaker 1: You are held, You are secure, You are not alone.
Speaker 1: Let this verse be your anchor today. Manel Angineo, Lord,
Speaker 1: we thank you for the hope that does not disappoint.
Speaker 1: We thank you that Jesus has entered behind the curtain
Speaker 1: for us. Anchor our hearts today in your mercy trust
Speaker 1: amena u