In the pastor's balloon illustration, what did the helium-filled balloon represent in the life of a believer?

Awe, which fills and lifts our spirits upward

The pastor confessed to having 'grasshopper thinking' in his own life. What specific giant was he personally afraid to talk about from the pulpit?

Getting land and building a building for the church

Why did the pastor say the 10 spies had a 'bad report' even though everything they said was technically true?

They had a perspective problem, not a facts problem — they measured themselves against giants instead of measuring giants against God

According to the sermon, what is significant about the word 'grasshopper' the spies used to describe themselves, compared to the word 'ant'?

Ants represent builders and stewards of the future; grasshoppers are consumers just trying to survive

What was the painful consequence for the Israelites when their awe leaked out and they believed the bad report — and how long did it last?

They wandered the wilderness for 40 years and that entire generation never entered the promised land

The pastor connected the giant Goliath back to the spies' report in Numbers 13. What is the specific connection he made?

Goliath came from the tribe of Gath, which descended from the Anakim — the very giants Israel failed to defeat when they refused to enter the land

Sermon Quiz

The Emotional RollerCoaster- wk 6 (Wonder and Awe)

The Church at Estrella Charles Scheffe

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