Hebrews: Refusing To Be Released – Gage Henry (August 10)

This Sunday our Senior Pastor, Miles Fidell, preaches from Hebrews 13:1–6, reminding us that as believers we shouldn’t be surprised by evil but called into holiness as we fight the kingdom of darkness with the kingdom of light.

This week our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, closes Hebrews 12 by calling us to live as people consumed by the fire of God—persevering with grateful hearts in reverence and AWE.

This week one of our elders, Andy Leisewitz, preaches out of Hebrews 12:14-17, reminding us that when we live a life pleasing to God, we step into the fullness of His promises!

This week our College + Community Pastor, Gage Henry, preaches from Hebrews 12:4-13, challenging us to see God’s discipline not as punishment, but as love — His intentional way of continually shaping us into radical disciples of Jesus.

This week marks the beginning of YEAR 12 at Auburn Community Church! Our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, began Hebrews 12, charging our faith family to run our race with perseverance, throwing off every morally neutral distraction and lesser love that takes our eyes off JESUS.

Taken from our live gathering in Birmingham, Mark Lamb, our Birmingham Campus Pastor, preaches on the end of Hebrews 11, calling us to walk with confidence knowing that there is a collection of saints cheering us on as we run the race.

Our College + Community Pastor, Gage Henry, closes out Hebrews 11 by showing how it ends with an unfulfilled promise—challenging us with the question: Will you ask God to take away the pain, or will you ask Him to release His power through it?

This week in our HEBREWS series, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, walked us through the story of Samuel and David and reminded us of two powerful truths: God wants to help you mourn as you move forward, and no matter how hidden you feel, He sees and knows everything.

This week our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, walks us through the story of Samson, reminding us that even in failure, God invites us to embrace our brokenness and discover His strength through our weakness.

Do you trust God? This week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, unpacks the story of Jephthah, challenging us to do the inner work necessary to truly surrender our story to Jesus—instead of clinging to control and facing consequences that were never meant to be ours.