According to Pastor Charles, what is the correct definition of abundance in this sermon?

Finally seeing how generous God has always been

In his personal story, how much was Pastor Charles earning per week at his first job when he tried to move out at 18?

$250 a week at an apartment complex

What Hebrew word in Psalm 65:11 is translated as 'abundance' or 'fatness,' and what did Pastor Charles use as a humorous illustration of why fatness is actually a good thing?

Dashen — illustrated by well-marbled meat and the flavor fat adds when grilling

Where does David begin his 'walk' in Psalm 65, and why does Pastor Charles say this starting point is significant?

In the temple, because it is the central location of God's presence

What does Pastor Charles say the wagon tracks overflowing with abundance in Psalm 65:11 represent about God's activity?

Evidence of something God has already been doing all along that David finally noticed

What Old Testament story does Pastor Charles connect to the image of God's overflowing footprints, where a man glowed so brightly after the encounter that people couldn't look at him?

Moses asking to see God's face and being hidden in a cleft of the rock

How does Pastor Charles connect Psalm 65 to Jesus, even though he notes it is not technically a 'messianic Psalm'?

Jesus is the one who creates access, answers with righteousness, created the mountains, calmed the seas, and is the living water

What song did Pastor Charles's father frequently sing in church, and what is the key line from its chorus that Pastor Charles quoted in the sermon?

'May All Who Come Behind Us Find Us Faithful' by Steve Green — 'May the footprints that we leave lead them to believe'

Pastor Charles noticed something on the hillsides near the church that he initially found frustrating. What was it, and how did he connect it to the sermon?

ATV tracks worn into the mountainside, illustrating how tracks are evidence of something that passed by

What does Pastor Charles say is the real issue when people do not experience God's abundance, drawing on Jesus's parable of the sower?

The issue is almost always the condition of our own soil or souls, not God's generosity

Sermon Quiz

Summer in the Psalms- week 3, Psalm 65, abundance

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