In this study of Hebrews 3:1-6, we explore the monumental transition from the authority of Moses to the supremacy of Jesus Christ. For the first-century Jewish audience, Moses was the ultimate figure of faith—the deliverer from Egypt, the giver of the Law, and the mediator of the Old Covenant. However, the author of Hebrews systematically demonstrates that while Moses was a faithful servant in God’s house, Jesus is the divine Son and builder over the house. By examining the rich historical context of who Moses was to a 1st-century Jew, we see that the call to "fix our thoughts on Jesus" is not a dismissal of the past, but an invitation to embrace the one who fulfills every promise Moses ever recorded. Building on the foundations laid in chapters 1 and 2—which establish Jesus as superior to angels and the perfect human high priest—this lesson dives into the powerful "house" analogy. We define what "God's House" truly is, tracing it from the physical Tabernacle and Temple to the "living stones" of the modern Church. Through teaching points on Jesus as our Apostle and High Priest, we learn that our security as part of God's household depends on holding firmly to our confidence in Christ. Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding of biblical typology or seeking strength to stay faithful under pressure, this study highlights why Jesus is truly "Better than Moses".TEACHING NOTES: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K8i2X-vv11Uy2OIXcCLcgED22WEM8_ZqIYLHBebLsMg/edit?usp=sharing