Reveal: The Promise of God (Hebrews 6:13 – 20)

How is the life of Abraham an example that we can follow? Is it possible for us to have the faith that Abraham had?

Read Hebrews 6:13 – 20, what jumps out?

How does the promise of God made to Abraham and the fulfillment of that promise impact our lives?

Why we have such a hard time trusting God?

What does it mean to ask for something in God’s name?

How would our prayer lives and our faith be different if our goal was to glorify God and not ourselves?

Why is this here?

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Reveal: The Good Fear (Hebrews 5:11 – 6:12)

Read Hebrews 5:11 – 14.

How do you know if you are on a milk diet or on a solid food diet?

What does it mean in verse 14, constant practice to distinguish good from evil?

Read Hebrews 6:1 – 8.

Do we get hung up on arguing about things instead of living like they are true? Why do we do this?

The Greek word for fall away in 6:6 is the same word used in Hebrews 3:12 where the writer talks about the nation of Israel not entering God’s promised rest. How does that affect how you think about falling away? What does falling away mean then? How can we be on guard so that we don’t fall away?

Read Hebrews 6:9 – 12.

How can we live lives that are not sluggish?

Why is this passage here?

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Reveal: God is Closer Than You Think (Hebrews 4:13 – 5:10)

Read Hebrews 4:13, is this comforting that God knows everything about you? Why or why not?

Read Hebrews 4:14 – 16, why is it important that Jesus be our high priest?

How do you feel that Jesus was tempted as we are but was without sin?

Do you agree that Jesus did not sin? Is that possible?

What if he had sinned?

Read Hebrews 5:1 – 10, because of Jesus’ example of endurance, how should that impact our lives? Should that change the passion with which we follow God?

Why is this passage here?

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Reveal: Rest (Hebrews 3:7 – 4:13)

Read Hebrews 3:7 – 4:13, what jumps out?

What is the rest the author is referring to? Is it a present reality? Is it a future reality? Is it both?

What does the comparison to the nation of Israel entering the promised land have to do with the rest he is talking about? Why is that important?

Why do we have such a hard time letting go of our baggage?

Why is this here?

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Reveal: Home (Hebrews 3:1 – 6)

What has been your biggest learning or take away from Hebrews so far?

How has this series impaced you or changed your thinking about Jesus so far?

Read Hebrews 3:1 – 6, what jumps out?

What does it mean that Moses (Old Testament law) serves the house and Jesus built the house? Why is that important?

Could our church or our small group be described accurately as God’s house? How are we doing on representing Jesus to Tucson?

Why is this passage here?

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