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Each week we pray for our of the missionaries we support. This week's mission's prayer is for...
Ron & Duanne Risse with Help Ministries.

1. Pre-Service Prayer: We will pray BEFORE service in the Parent Room at 9 am. This prayer time is to connect in prayer together for the upcoming service, the Body of Christ, and Global Issues.
2. After-Service Prayer: Both male & female prayer leaders will be available in the front right corner of the STAGE following each service to pray with those in need of prayer.
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Each week we gather into smaller groups after service to go deeper into the word of God in a more personal way in our Come For More Groups. Find the questions here for those groups or for a great time of discussion around the dinner table with your family!
Title: The Champion Of Our Salvation
Scripture: Hebrews 2:10-18
Icebreaker: What’s one thing that gives you comfort when you’re going through a hard season?
Summary: In Hebrews 2:10–18, the author explains how Christ became fully human to bring many sons and daughters to glory, emphasizing His suffering and identification with humanity in order to be their perfect Savior and High Priest.
Questions:
1. Hebrews says Jesus was made “perfect through suffering.” What do you think perfect means here—and what do you think it does not mean?
2. Why do you think God chose suffering as the path to glory, both for Jesus and for those He brings with Him?
3. What does it say about God’s heart that the Son of God publicly identifies Himself with us—even in weakness?
4. The passage says Jesus frees us from the fear of death. What forms can that fear take in everyday life—not just at the end of life?
5. What stands out to you about Jesus being described as both merciful and faithful as our High Priest?
6. Where are you most tempted to believe, “God doesn’t really understand this”? How does Hebrews 2 challenge that thought?
