The pastor used an iPhone illustration to explain one of his points. What did the iPhone battery represent in his analogy?

God as the source and power in our lives

Why did Jesus wait four days — specifically four days — before going to raise Lazarus from the dead?

Jewish custom held that a person's spirit hovered over the grave for three days, so waiting four days removed any doubt about the miracle

When Jesus was told that Lazarus was sick, what did He say the sickness was ultimately for?

For God's glory so that God's Son may be glorified through it

What did Sarah do when she heard the Lord say she would have a child within a year?

She laughed to herself in disbelief

The pastor said that when Sarah took matters into her own hands by having Abraham father a child with her maidservant, what was the consequence he highlighted?

Sarah blamed Abraham for the child even though it was her own plan

According to the pastor, what is the correct understanding of prayer's purpose?

Prayer is God preparing us to do His will for our life

When Solomon prayed and asked God for wisdom to rule the people, what did God give him 'moreover' — beyond what he asked for?

Wealth and honor so that no king in his lifetime would be his equal

The pastor described God's perspective on our lives using the metaphor of a book. What was the key point of this illustration?

We are living in one line of the book while God sees the whole story from beginning to end

Sermon Quiz

Beyond what you can Imagine

Christian Fellowship Church🔹Pastor Scott Cheramie

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