What is the pastor's key takeaway for this sermon on biblical giving?

Biblical giving is a voluntary act flowing from a thankful heart involving all that one has

The pastor mentioned a technical glitch during the sermon. What happened?

A slide appeared that said 'Okay, I found this on the web' interrupting his notes on financial bondage

According to the sermon, what does Warren Wiersbe say distinguishes the widow's gift from the gifts of the rich?

For the rich it was a small contribution, but for the widow it was a true consecration of her whole life

The pastor compared the poor widow to another unnamed woman in the Gospel of Mark. What did that woman do?

She poured costly perfume on Jesus's feet with her hair

Christian financial advisor Ron Blue is quoted in the sermon. Which of the following is NOT one of his three 'revolutionary implications' of believing God owns everything?

You must give at least 10% to prove your faith

The pastor noted his notes were two pages long and joked about it. What did he say about that?

He said he couldn't bring it down any less than two pages and was putting the congregation to work

According to the sermon's section on grace giving, what does the pastor say about the traditional tithe of 10% for New Testament believers?

We are no longer under the law, so giving must be sacrificial but the amount is a personal, prayerful decision

What Old Testament figure does the pastor reference in the sermon to illustrate giving that 'still speaks' even after death?

Abel, whose better sacrifice was approved by God and who still speaks through faith

Sermon Quiz

The poor woman who gave all she had

Calvary Bible EFC Chad Morton

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