Sunday June 19, 2022

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* 1. What is your name?

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* 2. Psalm 22:22 says, "I will declare your name to my people; in the assembly I will praise you." Dad thinks "the assembly" refers to:

Fellow believers in a church worship service.

Putting together a puzzle.

Assembling a Lego kit.

Unsaved people you might know.

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* 3. Psalm 22:22 says, "I will declare your name to my people; in the assembly I will praise you." Dad thinks "my people" refers to:

Unsaved people who don't know you.

Unsaved people who you have upset in the past.

Unsaved people who admire you for some reason.

People who go to church with you.

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* 4. True or False: God shouldn't get credit for good things you have done on your own.

True

False

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* 5. In 1 Corinthians 4:7, Paul wrote that anything admirable about us is something...

We achieved ourselves.

We accomplished with the help of our friends.

We deserve to get full credit for.

We received from God as a gift.

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* 6. In Luke 12, Jesus promised that if we "publicly acknowledged" Him in front of other people, He would someday acknowledge us...

In front of His angels.

In front of His Apostles.

In front of His mother Mary.

In front of Billy Graham.

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* 7. If you feel embarrassed to let people know you're a Christian, Jesus says it's okay to hide it.

True

False

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* 8. Jesus said that no one is "good," but if you ask someone, they will usually tell you they are a "good person."

True

False

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* 9. According to Matthew 12, though you may someday die thinking you have lived a perfect life...

No one will be allowed to tell you any different when you get to Heaven.

You will become aware of the mistakes you made in life.

Your memory of all the ugly things you ever said will be wiped out.

You will be looking good compared to people who messed up worse than you.

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* 10. From Heaven, in Hebrews 2, Jesus quotes Psalm 22:22, where David praises God in front of people. But Jesus flips it around:

In Heaven, Jesus will point out your sins.

In Heaven, Jesus will list off David's mistakes.

In Heaven, Jesus will say that David is his brother.

In Heaven, Jesus will say you are his brother or sister.