Jesus Is Better · Hebrews 5:1–10

Jesus: The Priest Who Learned Obedience

October 11, 2026 · Pastor Scott Hunsley

Discussion

  1. Jesus Understands Our Weakness

    ReadHebrews 5:1–3

    How does knowing that Jesus understands our struggles, temptations, and suffering change the way we approach Him when we are hurting or have sinned?

  2. Come Boldly to God

    ReadHebrews 4:16 Hebrews 5:1–4

    • Why is it important to come to Jesus as we are rather than trying to make ourselves worthy first?
    • What might keep us from coming to Him honestly?
  3. Obedience When It Costs Us

    ReadHebrews 5:5–6

    Jesus humbled Himself and submitted to the Father's will. What is one area where following Jesus may require you to choose obedience over comfort, convenience, or personal preference?

  4. Trusting God Through Suffering

    ReadHebrews 5:7–8

    Jesus prayed with strong cries and tears, yet remained obedient through suffering. How can His example help us respond faithfully when God doesn’t immediately remove our difficulties?

  5. Grace That Leads to Obedience

    ReadHebrews 5:9–10

    The sermon teaches that we are not saved by our obedience, but God’s grace calls us to follow Jesus. What's the difference between obeying Jesus to earn His love and obeying Him because we have received His grace?

  6. Living for the Coming Kingdom

    ReadHebrews 5:6 Hebrews 5:9–10

    • How should knowing that Jesus is our eternal High Priest and coming King influence the choices we make today?
    • What temporary comfort or pleasure might tempt us to compromise our faithfulness?
  7. Jesus Is Our Unchanging High Priest

    ReadHebrews 5:6

    How does knowing that Jesus is our eternal High Priest, who never changes or fails, give you confidence when life feels uncertain or people disappoint you?

  8. Hold Fast and Don't Give Up

    ReadHebrews 5:7–10

    The sermon reminds us not to let suffering, disappointment, or temptation cause us to turn away from Christ. What helps you remain faithful to Jesus during difficult seasons, and how can our small group encourage one another to keep following Him?

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