March 8, 2020
Hebrews: Jesus is the Same Yesterday, Today & Forever
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions Hebrews 13:1-8
1. Tell of a time when a Christian brother or sister showed you love.
2. We’re told to show hospitality, even if we’re not good at it. What does hospitality look like in your life these days?
3. Marriage and Money, which is easier for you, honoring marriage or avoiding the love of money? Explain.
4. Tell the story of a Christian leader who deeply influenced your life.
5. What does v. 8 mean to you?
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