- Define exhortation.
- Read Hebrews 13:1-18. Make a list of all the exhortations given in these 18 verses.
- What truths can be learned about God the Father and Jesus the Son in chapter 13?
- Read Psalm 118:6. How did this truth help the original audience of Hebrews, and to what can we apply this same truth to today?
- What does it practically look like to be strengthened by grace?
- Why does going to Jesus mean we will bear the same disgrace he bore? What are examples of disgrace Christians are called to bear?
- What are ways a church family can make leadership a joy rather than a burden?
- Why are flippant attitudes towards pastoral authority dangerous?
- What does it mean to give God a continual sacrifice of praise?
- Why should doing good and sharing not be neglected in the Christian life?
- What major themes of the book of Hebrews are reflected in the benediction and final greetings of the book? (Verses 20-25)
- How does prayer impact a person’s conscience and desires?
- What was the author of Hebrews praying for his audience in verses 20-21?
Application:
- Which exhortations in chapter 13 do I find the most challenging to obey?
- How has walking with the Lord brought contentment to my life?
- Of the leaders I have had in my life, whose faith do I want to imitate the most?
- What good things is God calling me to do and how has He already equipped me to do His will?
- How would I write out verses 20-21 as a personal prayer? Write it out now.
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