Sermon Hebrews 10:11-25 Questions                            

1. The New Covenant and Spiritual Freedom:
   • How does the New Covenant, as described in Hebrews 10:11-25, differ from the Old Covenant in terms of how we relate to God?
   • In what ways does the New Covenant invite us into a life of spiritual freedom, and how can we live this out daily?
2. The Sacrifice of Christ:
   • What does the sermon suggest about the significance of Christ’s single sacrifice compared to the repeated sacrifices of the Old Testament?
   • How does understanding the depth of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross impact our daily lives and faith?
3. Total Depravity and Divine Grace:
   • How does the concept of total depravity, as explained in the sermon, highlight our need for God’s grace?
   • In what ways does recognizing our own depravity lead us to a deeper appreciation of the grace offered through Christ?
4. Role of the Holy Spirit:
   • According to the sermon, how does the Holy Spirit transform our hearts and minds under the New Covenant?
   • How can we be more open to the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives?
5. Community and Encouragement:
   • Why is it important to “stir up one another to love and good works” and not neglect meeting together, as emphasized in the sermon?
   • How can we actively cultivate a supportive and encouraging community within our church or faith group?
6. Living in Light of the Cross:
   • The sermon calls us to remember the cross not just as a historical event but as a daily reality. How can we keep the significance of the cross central in our lives?
   • What practical steps can we take to ensure that our lives reflect the love and sacrifice of Christ?
7. Faith and Perseverance:
   • How does the sermon encourage us to hold fast to our confession of hope without wavering?
   • What are some challenges you face in maintaining faith and perseverance, and how can the community support you in this journey?