What does it truly mean to consider Jesus? Not just to acknowledge Him in passing or add Him to our weekly routine, but to deeply contemplate, observe fully, and sit at His feet like Mary did. This powerful exploration of Hebrews chapters 3-4 invites us into a transformative encounter with Christ that goes far beyond head knowledge. We discover Jesus as Prophet, Creator, Sustainer of life, our High Priest, and the perfect atoning sacrifice. The early Jewish Christians faced mounting persecution and the temptation to drift from their faith, but the author of Hebrews glorifies Christ above all to anchor them in truth. Today, we face different threats: the comforts and cares of this world, the danger of letting faith become mere habit, the risk of spiritual drift through apathy. The call echoes urgently across the centuries: Consider Jesus today. Not tomorrow when we feel more ready, not next week when life calms down, but today. Like a detective's wall covered with clues all pointing to one central figure, all of Scripture converges on Christ. He is not an optional piece of our faith but the very source of it. And here is the breathtaking truth: when we consider Jesus, we discover He considers us. He is not ashamed to call us brothers, standing shoulder to shoulder with us, clothing us in His righteousness, presenting us proudly before the Father.