Drifting rarely feels dramatic. It doesn’t begin with rebellion. It doesn’t start with renouncing the faith. It begins with carelessness.

In Hebrews 2:1–4, Pastor Neil Sandlin discusses one of the most sobering warnings in the New Testament. After showing us the supremacy of Jesus — Heir of all things, Creator of the world, Radiance of God’s glory, and superior to angels — the author turns and says: “Therefore… we must pay much closer attention.”

Why? Because drifting from Christ is not small. Neglecting salvation is not neutral. It is deadly.

In this sermon, we explore:

• The Caution to Pay Attention

• The Cost of Neglect

• The Call of the Gospel

We also see the fourfold witness behind this great salvation — the Son who declared it, the apostles who testified to it, the Father who authenticated  ...