Hebrews - City on a Hill

Hebrews was penned for weary urban Christians, offering hope and encouragement.

Just as its original audience faced a culture that neither understood nor respected Christian faith, so too do we encounter a society that frequently questions and challenges Jesus and Christianity. The author of Hebrews wrote to Christians feeling discouraged, isolated, and tempted to either drift away towards worldliness or fall back towards Judaism.

In Hebrews, we’re invited to rediscover the incomparable glory of Jesus Christ, to reflect deeply on the transformative power of His redemption, and to cultivate endurance in our faith that can withstand life’s storms.

Join us as we embark on a 15-week journey through the book of Hebrews, beginning with “Part 1 – Glory” on September 1.

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Hebrews is a big and beautiful book. It’s one of the most beautifully written and theologically profound writings in the New Testament. Study Hebrews with us by downloading and using this booklet for Gospel Community or individual study.

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The Revelation

Jesus is the perfect, ultimate, final revelation of God. He is the ultimate expression of God’s glory, surpassing all previous revelations and angels. In Jesus, we’re invited to witness and experience the majestic glory of God’s presence.

The Saviour

Hebrews 2:1-18 highlights the glory of God as seen in the sacrificial role of Jesus, our Saviour. Through His incarnation and suffering, His willingness to become human and endure suffering for our salvation reveals God’s magnificent grace and redemptive power.

The Wonderful Counsellor

In Hebrews 3:1-19, the glory of God is embodied in Jesus as the Wonderful Counsellor. Compared to Moses, Jesus’ glory surpasses that of the greatest Old Testament leaders. His faithful leadership and guidance reflect the divine wisdom and glory, offering us a deeper understanding of God’s plan and purpose for His people.

The Rest-giver

Hebrews 4:1-13 reveals the glory of God through the promise of rest found in Jesus. This rest represents not only physical respite but spiritual fulfillment and peace. The invitation to enter God’s rest through Christ showcases His glorious provision and the divine purpose of offering eternal rest and tranquility.