Jesus Is Better | Hebrews | Week 30 | Two Mountains; One Choice

Ryan DeFrain - October 20, 2025

What does each mountain (Sinai and Zion) represent, and how does that shape your understanding of the Old and New Covenants?
Why do you think many believers still try to “climb Mount Sinai” — relying on performance and self-righteousness instead of grace?
What does it mean for God’s kingdom to be “unshakable,” and how can that truth give us peace amid life’s uncertainty?
How can we cultivate a heart of gratitude and reverent worship in our daily walk, not just on Sundays?
Which part of this passage challenges or encourages you most — God’s holiness, His grace, or His invitation to draw near? Why?

“Mount Sinai shouts ‘Stay back!’ — but Mount Zion declares ‘Draw near!’”

“We don’t approach God through our perfection or performance; we come through Christ’s perfection in our place.”

“God’s grace doesn’t make Him less awesome — it helps us worship Him rightly.”