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It’s over. Jesus will never do anything new about your sins, because the cross worked!

This is the powerful message of Hebrews 10. And because you’re perfectly forgiven forever, you can live every day with a clean conscience.

Jesus has taken His seat at the right hand of God. He’s resting, because the sin issue is over. Isn’t it time you take a seat and relax with Jesus?

Find out how in this most important message!

Discussion Questions:

1. Read verses 1-2. There will never be another sacrifice for your sins. What does this mean for you? How is this different from what Old Testament people experienced?

2. Read verse 4. How does this showcase Christ’s finished work as greater?

3. Read verses 6 and 8. Why do you think God takes no pleasure in sacrifices?

4. Read verse 9. What are the first and the second? Why is this statement important?

5. Read verse 10. What does this do to the erroneous teaching of progressive sanctification for the believer? How can we still account for the setting apart (sanctifying) of attitudes and actions over time?

6. Read verses 11-12. What do standing and sitting represent here? What position are you in regarding your sins? Discuss.

7. Read verse 14 and react to this statement: Your next sin is already forgiven.

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Why did Paul say he was filling up what was lacking in Christ’s afflictions? I can’t seem to fulfill my calling, and it has been many years. I am now wondering if I’m even saved. Why did Jesus compare faith to a mustard seed? Do I need more faith today? How do we reconcile the dead in Christ will rise first with absent from the body and present with the Lord? How do I walk by faith and not by sight or feeling?

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Did God forsake Jesus or might the word forsake mean something else in Matthew 27:46? I’m having health issues, and my friends tell me it is a lack of faith and too much sin in my life. Could this be true? My husband and I are wondering if we should cut our daughter out of our lives because of her immoral sexual behavior?

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What’s a good definition of grace? Does Psalm 139 mean nobody dies before their time? I don’t really understand why 1 John 1:9 doesn’t apply to Christians. Can you help? What does faith without works is dead really mean?

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Can your words or thoughts make things come to pass? What is repentance under the New Covenant? How did anyone in the Old Testament get saved since no one can keep the Law?

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What does it mean to worship God in spirit and in truth? How do we experience God’s presence?

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Should we be focused on kingdom living? In Matthew 25, why does Jesus say whatever you did for the least of these, you did for Me? Does this somehow contradict the message of grace? My friend was trying to speak in tongues and ultimately couldn’t stop speaking in tongues. What does this mean?

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Of course, a person’s will only goes into effect when they have died! And that’s what Hebrews 9 emphasizes. Find out why in this important message on the true dividing line of human history.

You’ll also learn about God’s blood🩸economy for sins and why you can never be more forgiven than you already are. Plus, did you know Christ won’t even be mentioning your sins at the Final Judgment?

This message is packed with so much explosive truth. Don’t miss it!

Discussion Questions:

1. In verse 12, we see the phrases once for all and eternal redemption. What significance do these hold for the security of our salvation?

2. Answer the question posed in verse 14.

3. How are believers in the Old Testament actually forgiven (see verse 15)?

4. Why does the analogy of a will come up in verses 16-17?

5. How does verse 22 help us understand God’s blood economy? Connect the dots to argue for total forgiveness today.

6. Read verse 26 and react to this statement: Jesus isn’t in Heaven dying daily, so we’re not on Earth being forgiven daily.

7. What assurance does verse 28 bring you about the return of Christ?

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Is the Law done away with? Should I call my husband and adulterer? I have brain damage from being strangled. I’m worried that I don’t think highly enough of myself and therefore might be condemned. Where do dinosaurs come into the picture? What does the Bible say about sex before marriage?

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What is baptism in the Holy Spirit? My friend seems to be focused on a second blessing type experience. How do I help him understand completeness in Christ? Why do so many of the laws in the Old Testament carry such strict punishments?

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