“once-saved-always-saved” fashion that is so appealing to many modern evangelicals; in this regard, Bunyan is quite in tune with the theology of Hebrews. Hebrews, perhaps more than any other New Testament book, calls us to “boldness” or “confidence” in Jesus Christ (see, for example, 4:16; 6:18–19; 10:19–21), but complacency is quite another matter. No one can read Hebrews seriously and have any thought of resting on laurels. Still, the author’s firm conviction is that “we are not like those who turn