The Book of Hebrews (2026)

“PAY ATTENTION!”

Sunday, February 8th, 2026

Discussion Questions:

  1. What does it mean to “drift away”? Have you experienced it in your own life? How? What is the solution to it—meaning, how do we not drift away?

  2. How can we define “pay attention” in this text? When do you struggle to hold your mind toward faith in the Gospel? How can you practice paying attention?

  3. What makes our salvation “such a great salvation”? How is that generally true in the world? How is it specifically true in your testimony? What steps can you take to “stop neglecting” it?

“SINGULAR AND SUPERIOR”

Sunday, January 18th, 2026

Discussion Questions:

  1. Discuss angels. What do you know about them? What confuses you about them? Which angelic encounters in the Bible stick out to you? And…why do you think the writer of Hebrews puts this comparison (angels v. the Son) first?

  2. What is the danger of overvaluing the messenger? When have you seen fandom—for pastors or teachers or content producers—go wrong? How ought the church treat messengers, and how can we make sure the message remains the focus?

  3. Consider v. 14: What is the purpose of angels for us? What role do they serve when we see them? How does this affect the way you think of them—in your reading of the Scriptures, and in your life?

“THE THESIS”

Sunday, January 11th, 2026

Discussion Questions:

  1. Which details about the history and context of the Book of Hebrews interest you? Which details challenge you? How does your approach to the book change if this is the context: “Hebrews is a sermon, and it applies to you”?

  2. Why is the truth that God speaks so radical? How has God spoken to people? Why does it matter that all of His speaking is verifiable? Ultimately, how has He spoken by the Son?

  3. What is the thesis of the Book of Hebrews? How does the writer support it in the first paragraph? How are we meant to live because of it?