1. What does it mean to "enter God's rest"? Is it salvation or something more? Explain your answer.
2. Why do the seven days of creation in Genesis appear in this chapter?What parallel can be drawn?
3. What keeps people from entering God's rest? How is this different from a behavior-centered gospel?
4. How does verse 7 reveal the truth about the freedom we have to accept or reject the gospel message?
5. How can someone "be diligent" to enter God's rest?
6. What kind of high priest is Jesus? What makes Him this way?
7. To what degree can we enjoy God? What can we always expect from Him?

Why do some translations of John 3:16 not say "begotten"? What does "begotten" refer to? Hasn't Jesus always existed? In Genesis 6, God sees evil everywhere. What about now? And does He see believers the same way? What does "I die daily" mean in 1 Corinthians 15? What did Jews in the Old Testament (and now) think of the Holy Spirit?

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Why do some translations of John 3:16 not say "begotten"? What does "begotten" refer to? Hasn't Jesus always existed? In Genesis 6, God sees evil everywhere. What about now? And does He see believers the same way? What does "I die daily" mean in 1 Corinthians 15? What did Jews in the Old Testament (and now) think of the Holy Spirit?

I've believed in God my whole life, but I don't have a relationship with Jesus. What am I doing wrong? How do I explain "count yourselves dead to sin"? What does that mean? Is it wrong for Christians to listen to secular music?

Why doesn't God prioritize the value of marriage in heaven? What is true spiritual growth? Should we measure it somehow? I think God told me to move to Texas, but I don't want to. Will I be forgiven?