January 27, 2008
Hard Head, Hard Heart, Hard Time!
(Hebrews 3:1—4:13)

Discussion Questions:

1. In this week’s passage, Hebrews’ author is interpreting Psalm 95 in light of Jesus. He tells us to “think” about Him. Read the Psalm in its entirety. What is the significance of the author’s sense of urgency in thinking about and [...]

January 27, 2008
Hard Head, Hard Heart, Hard Time!
(Hebrews 3:1—4:13)

Discussion Questions:

1. In this week’s passage, Hebrews’ author is interpreting Psalm 95 in light of Jesus. He tells us to “think” about Him. Read the Psalm in its entirety. What is the significance of the author’s sense of urgency in thinking about and “listening to Jesus’ [...]

January 20, 2008
Perfect Through Suffering
(Hebrews 2:5-18)

Discussion Questions

1. Hebrews is replete with OT references. In chapter 2 the author quotes Psalm 8: 4-6; 22: 22 and Isaiah 8: 17, 18. Read these texts in their context. What is the significance of the author of Hebrews putting the words of the Psalm 22 and Isaiah in Jesus’ [...]

January 20, 2008
Perfect Through Suffering
(Hebrews 2:5-18)

Discussion Questions

1. Hebrews is replete with OT references. In chapter 2 the author quotes Psalm 8: 4-6; 22: 22 and Isaiah 8: 17, 18. Read these texts in their context. What is the significance of the author of Hebrews putting the words of the Psalm 22 and [...]

Pastor Dennis continues his new sermon series: “Movin’ On Up! A Study of the Book of Hebrews.” Please be in prayer for this sermon series. There are study questions pertaining to the series on our listserv and the blog.

January 13, 2008
Why Do I Need To Listen?
(Hebrews 1:1—2:4)

Discussion Questions

1. List the ways that Jesus is described [...]

Pastor Dennis continues his new sermon series: “Movin’ On Up! A Study of the Book of Hebrews.” Please be in prayer for this sermon series. There are study questions pertaining to the series on our listserv and the blog.

January 13, 2008
Why Do I Need To Listen?
(Hebrews 1:1—2:4)

Discussion Questions

1. List the ways that Jesus is described [...]