What does it mean that Jesus became sin? What are the implications of us becoming God's righteousness? When do we ask God to forgive us of all our sins? Do we need to "plead the blood" of Jesus? Are our sins "under the blood"? How does Satan masquerade as an angel of light?

Do the 10 virgins in Matthew 25 represent Christians? To whom does Jesus say, "Depart from Me"? What is the context of women and head coverings in 1 Corinthians 11? Why are they prophesying if they're supposed to remain quiet in church?

As believers, are we really ever "faithless"? But don't we experience doubt and struggle? How does 2 Timothy 2:12 speak to this? My emotions are all over the place, and my family doesn't agree with me about God's grace. I struggle with this! Sometimes, I'm not sure that Christianity is more than a story, especially the resurrection part. Can you help me? Where is Jesus right now? In Heaven?

1. How is the new covenant better? Explain at least three ways.
2. What was the specific issue with the old covenant? Why was it the issue?
3. How are the old and new covenants so different?
4. Why does Hebrews 8:10 say "laws" instead of "law"? Why is this important?
5. React to this statement: I intuitively know God now and forever.
6. What makes new covenant forgiveness so powerful? So controversial?
7. Why do you think so many religious people want "balance" between old and new?