Hope that holds - week 4 - unshakable series

Hope That Holds
Hebrews 6:18–20

Life has a way of testing what we’re anchored to. When the ground shifts—when stability turns to storm—what keeps you from drifting isn’t strength or optimism, but hope. Not the fragile kind that wishes for better days, but the biblical kind that’s nailed to the character of God.

The writer of Hebrews calls this “a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul.” Hope, in Scripture, isn’t a mood. It’s a mooring. It’s confidence in a God who cannot lie and will not fail. Abraham learned that truth waiting for a promise that seemed impossible, and we learn it too when our own timelines crumble. Hope holds because the One who promised still reigns.

Christ is our anchor—not buried in the sand of circumstance, but set in the sanctuary of heaven. He’s the forerunner who has already gone behind the veil, securing what we can’t yet see. You may strain at the rope, but you will not be lost. The waves may rage, but the anchor is firm.

So re-anchor your heart daily in His Word. Refuse the quiet drift of discouragement. Remember—your hope doesn’t hang on your grip, but on His. When everything else feels uncertain, cling to this unchanging truth: the God who started your story will finish it.
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When life shifts, hope holds—because Christ is steadfast, and His anchor never slips.

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