Hebrews Warns Unbelievers (NOT Believers) About Neglecting Salvation!
This isn’t a gentle introduction to Christianity—it’s a full-on courtroom case for why Jesus is better than religion. In this opening message from Hebrews, Andrew dismantles the idea that faith is about balancing law and grace or managing your performance before God. And through His finished work, your sins aren’t being managed… they’re gone. It’s time to quit flirting with religion and rest because of the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Discussion Questions:
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- If Jesus is the “exact representation” of God’s nature, what does that do to our view of God?
- How does it impact your view of Jesus to know He is Creator and “upholds all things by the word of His power”?
- Why is “He sat down” such a loaded phrase after saying He “made purification of sins”?
- Why does the writer make such a big deal about Jesus being better than the angels?
- React to this statement: The universe will wear out but Jesus remains the same.
- React to this statement: Worship, sonship, throne, kingdom, the right hand—these belong only to Jesus!
- How do “pay much closer attention” and “neglect so great a salvation” give proper context to the warnings that appear later in Hebrews 6 and 10?
