01-28-2024 – “A Life That Honors God – Part 3 Walking by Faith”
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January 28th, 2024
“A Life That Honors God - Part 3
Walking by Faith”
Hebrews 11:1-6
Four truths about walking by faith:
- The ________________________ of faith (Hebrews 11:1)
- Faith ____________ us God’s ____________. (Hebrews 11:3)
- We ________________ _______ by faith. (Hebrews 11:2, 5-6)
- We ________________ _______ by faith. (Hebrews 11:4)
- What was the world like when Enoch lived?
At that time what might the excuses have been for not having faith in God?
What does it mean that he was taken up?
What does this show us about God?
Are there any lessons we can learn from this?
What do we learn from Hebrews 11:6?
How can our faith grow stronger?
What do you think you need to do to follow the principles in this passage on faith?
- What personal needs has the Holy Spirit exposed during this study?
How can we pray with you about those needs?
Consider memorizing Hebrews 11:6
Jake Presley
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For the week of January 28, 2024
(Questions and Scriptures for further study)
1.
How does this chapter relate to Hebrews 10?
How does it relate to Hebrews 12,
specifically Hebrews 12:1?
What, exactly, is faith?
How would you define it?
2.
What does “assurance” mean? What are the things which
you hope for?
Where does faith come from?
What are the possible sources by which you would believe
something?
When talking about believing people, when might you
believe someone and might you disbelieve them?
What gives someone credibility?
What does conviction mean?
What are the things which we don’t see that as
Christians we believe in?
3.
What does Hebrews 12:2 show pleased God a long time ago?
Do you think we please God the same way today?
What is one essential aspect of our faith in God (Hebrews 12:3)?
4.
Why was Abel’s sacrifice better than Cain’s?
What “gifts” are referred to?
How does he still speak to us?
How about the other Old Testament characters in this chapter?
How do they speak to us?
What does this tell us about the purpose of the Bible in
recording the life stories of these people?
Can we learn anything from this about the importance of our own actions?
Jake Presley