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Dealing with Guilt
Archived – May 19, 2024
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 Hebrews 8,9

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Dealing with Guilt

May 19, 2024 / Keith Waggoner / Hebrews 8,9

Jesus deals with our guilt and shame in three ways:

  1. He transforms us from to .

  2. He transforms our to .

  3. He transforms our to .

NOTES:

QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY

• How is guilt or shame impacted your life? Your relationship with God?

Read Hebrews 8:

• Study the quotation from Jeremiah 31:31-34 in the chapter. How would you summarize and describe this new covenant? Why is this a big deal?

Now read Hebrews 9:
• Why does the writer introduce the layout of the Holy Place? What are some of the key features of the Holy Place in the Tabernacle? Google an illustration of the Tabernacle layout if you are unfamiliar.
• Look at Leviticus 16 and its description of the Day of Atonement. Why was this necessary?
• What made Jesus’s work on the cross so much better? How did He become simultaneously our savior, sacrifice, curtain, mercy seat, and scapegoat?
• Discuss the three ways He deals with our sin and shame. Share how one or all have personally changed you.
• What was the biggest takeaway from the message?

QUESTIONS FOR PERSONAL REFLECTION

Break the shame-cycle by asking and living in response to these questions:
• Am I familiarizing myself with God’s voice through His Word?
• Is there something God is challenging me to do that I’m resisting? • Am I intentionally pursuing Jesus or settling for a past experience with Him?

• Am I open or resistant to the conviction of the Holy Spirit?
• Am I resting in my identity in Christ or am I trying to prove that I’m good enough?

 

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