Sermons in Hebrews


May 3, 2026
The Sure and Steady Anchor – Hebrews 6:13-20
By: Ben Lairamore
Series: Hebrews
Questions for Discussion & Application
  1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
  2. Despite giving a strong warning to not fall away from trusting Jesus in Hebrews 6:4-8, it is clear that the author of Hebrews wants his readers to be assured of salvation, rather than stuck in fear and doubt. How is this seen? 
  3. What can cause doubt of salvation in true believers? Have you ever struggled with this?
  4. How do God’s character and promises strengthen and encourage our faith?
  5. What promises did God make to Abraham? (See Genesis 12:1-2).  How are Christians today the recipients of these promises? 
  6. As Christians, what is our hope for the future? How does this hope anchor your soul in the storms of life? 
  7. How will you apply this passage personally to your own life?
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  • May 3, 2026The Sure and Steady Anchor – Hebrews 6:13-20
    May 3, 2026
    The Sure and Steady Anchor – Hebrews 6:13-20
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. Despite giving a strong warning to not fall away from trusting Jesus in Hebrews 6:4-8, it is clear that the author of Hebrews wants his readers to be assured of salvation, rather than stuck in fear and doubt. How is this seen? 
    3. What can cause doubt of salvation in true believers? Have you ever struggled with this?
    4. How do God’s character and promises strengthen and encourage our faith?
    5. What promises did God make to Abraham? (See Genesis 12:1-2).  How are Christians today the recipients of these promises? 
    6. As Christians, what is our hope for the future? How does this hope anchor your soul in the storms of life? 
    7. How will you apply this passage personally to your own life?
  • Apr 26, 2026Maturity is a Must – Hebrews 6:1-12
    Apr 26, 2026
    Maturity is a Must – Hebrews 6:1-12
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. What can hinder a Christian from growing and maturing in the faith beyond laying the foundation repeatedly?
    3. What is the danger of not moving towards maturity?
    4. Why are verses 4-8 difficult? How should we understand and apply these verses? 
    5. Our passage gives both warnings and reassurances. What is the purpose of both of these (see 6:11-12)?
    6. What evidence is given in verse 10 that the recipients of this letter were recipients of salvation who would inherit the promises?
    7. How will you apply this passage to your own life personally?
  • Apr 19, 2026Marks of Immaturity – Hebrews 5:11-14
    Apr 19, 2026
    Marks of Immaturity – Hebrews 5:11-14
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. Why might some believers fail to mature?
    3. Why is teaching others a mark of maturity?
    4. What is the difference between spiritual milk and solid food?
    5. What mark of immaturity is most convicting to you? Is there any specific step you need to take in order to pursue greater maturity in your own life? 
    6. How can you help others to grow and mature spiritually?
    7. How will you personally apply the truths of this passage to your own life?
  • Apr 12, 2026Better than Aaron – Hebrews 5:1-10
    Apr 12, 2026
    Better than Aaron – Hebrews 5:1-10
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. What are the similarities and differences between Jesus’ priesthood and the priests of the Old Testament?
    3. Who was Melchizedek? Why is Jesus said to be a priest from the order of Melchizedek?
    4. In what sense did Jesus need to learn obedience through His sufferings and to be made perfect?
    5. Why do all people need a high priest?
    6. Jesus is the source of eternal salvation to all who obey Him. How does this truth call us to action?
    7. How will you apply today’s passage to your own life?
  • Apr 5, 2026The One Who Passed Through the Heavens – Hebrews 4:14-16
    Apr 5, 2026
    The One Who Passed Through the Heavens – Hebrews 4:14-16
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. What 3 descriptions of Jesus are we given in verse 14? How do these descriptions of Jesus, encourage us to hold fast our confession? 
    3. What exactly is our confession that we need to hold fast to? (See Romans 10:9).
    4. How does it help you to persevere in living the Christian life, knowing that Jesus has been tempted as a man?
    5. Do you find it difficult to approach God and His throne with confidence? Why?  Why not?   
  • Mar 29, 2026Rest for God’s People – Hebrews 4:1-13
    Mar 29, 2026
    Rest for God’s People – Hebrews 4:1-13
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. Why did so many of Israel fail to enter the land of rest?
    3. Only hearing God’s Word does not necessarily produce the fruit of faith. How does this serve as a warning to the church today?    
    4. Why is Jesus better than Joshua in our passage?
    5. In what sense does a Christian experience rest now? In what sense is the Christian’s rest future?
    6. What do you look forward to about our future rest in heaven?
    7. God’s Word reveals the truth about our hearts and lives. How have you experienced this in your own life?  How does this knowledge help us to persevere in faith?    
  • Mar 22, 2026Firm to the End – Hebrews 3:1-19
    Mar 22, 2026
    Firm to the End – Hebrews 3:1-19
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. How do you “consider Jesus” in a world that wants you to consider and focus on everything else?
    3. In what ways does our passage teach us that Jesus is superior to Moses? Why would this have been an important point to the original recipients of Hebrews?   
    4. What will protect our hearts from becoming hardened by the deceitfulness of sin?
    5. How are you practicing the command to “exhort one another every day”? How can you grow in obeying this command? 
    6. Why was the vast majority of the generation that God took out of Egypt unable to enter the rest of the promised land (3:19)?
    7. How does the fact that so many in Israel were participants in the externals of true religion and yet had unbelieving hearts, serve as a caution to Christians today?     
  • Mar 15, 2026The Divine Son Partook of Flesh and Blood – Hebrews 2:10-18
    Mar 15, 2026
    The Divine Son Partook of Flesh and Blood – Hebrews 2:10-18
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. In Hebrews 1 the divinity of Christ is highlighted. In chapter 2 His humanity is emphasized.  Why are both Christ’s divinity and humanity so important?
    3. How does the fear of dying enslave people? How does Jesus set us free from this enslavement?
    4. When someone is liberated from the fear of death, how does their life become different?
    5. What does it mean that Jesus made “propitiation for the sins of the people”?
    6. How have you found it helpful, as you face temptation, to know that Jesus has also faced temptation?
    7. How will you apply this passage to your own life?     
  • Mar 8, 2026The Divine Son Stooped Beneath Angels – Hebrews 2:5-9
    Mar 8, 2026
    The Divine Son Stooped Beneath Angels – Hebrews 2:5-9
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. Who did God originally subject the world to? (See Genesis 1:28.)
    3. What interrupted our ability to rule the world? (See Genesis 3.)
    4. What is the “world to come” spoken of in verse 5? (See Hebrews 11:16, 12:22, & 13:14.)
    5. Why did the Divine Son become a little lower than the angels? (See verse 9.)
    6. How does it encourage you to know that Jesus is the resurrected King who is “crowned with glory and honor” and that everything will be made subject to Him?
    7. How do we participate in all things becoming subject to King Jesus?  
  • Mar 1, 2026Lest We Drift – Hebrews 2:1-4
    Mar 1, 2026
    Lest We Drift – Hebrews 2:1-4
    By: Ben Lairamore
    Series: Hebrews
    Questions for Discussion & Application
    1. What questions do you have about today’s passage and message?
    2. What will be the outcome if we do not pay close attention to the message of Christ?
    3. What does it mean to drift spiritually? What influences are encouraging us to drift?
    4. How is our culture encouraging us to make concession and drift spiritually? What specific examples can you offer?    
    5. What things in your own life can distract you from hearing God’s Word?
    6. How does your church family help you to fight against spiritual drift?
    7. What other things can you do to fight against spiritual drift?
    8. How does God use the warning in our passage to encourage us to fight against spiritual drift?
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