What does it mean to grow up according to the Bible? The answer might surprise you.

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Questions for Reflection & Discussion

Hebrews says these believers should have been teachers by now, but instead they still needed milk. What keeps a Christian from growing into maturity?

Hebrews describes maturity as trained discernment, or the ability to distinguish good from evil. In everyday life, where do you think Christians most need that kind of discernment right now, and which of the sermon's practical steps feels most important for developing it?

The warning in Hebrews is strong, but so is the emphasis on mercy and grace. How do warning and assurance work together in the Christian life, and why do we need both?