A Certain Immaturity

Within Hebrews 6 we find these important points:

1. A problem of

2. A warning against

BIG POINT: We need to gain a greater understanding of who and the we have believed.

3. There is for better things.

4. are trustworthy.

5. Jesus .

Closing thought: “If only the Church could truly understand what God is giving to us through Jesus—if we could see it and receive it then we would cling to it at every turn.”

NOTES:

QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY

• What are some reasons people lack maturity?

Do a little digging to see examples in Scripture.

• Read 1 Corinthians 3:1-3 what is happening with the church in Corinth? What can we learn from this scripture? How does it apply to us?
• Read Ephesians 4:14-15. What are the dangers of not knowing the Word of God? Can I as a Christian be persuaded to believe something that is not true? How would this affect your spiritual life and your salvation?
• 1 John 2:19. Do you know someone in this position? How does it affect your faith? Is it possible to restore a person like this?

Now read Hebrews 5:11-14 and 6:1-10.

• What are some things you can do to avoid falling away? How often do you check your spiritual life? Is your relationship with God in danger?
• How are your foundations based on the doctrines of Christ? How hungry are you for growth and maturity?

• Do you find encouragement in the words of the writer of Hebrews? Are you demonstrating diligence in your pursuit of God?
• What makes God’s promises faithful and trustworthy? What assurance do you have in Jesus?

• What was the biggest takeaway from the message?

PERSONAL REFLECTION AND APPLICATION

• Am I showing growth and maturity in my walk with Christ?
• Intentionally plan to spend more time in God’s word, allowing your faith to stand strong in the work of Jesus and the promises of God. • Trust the work God is doing in your life through Jesus.