According to the pastor, when is the HARDEST time to remain faithful to God?

During times of prosperity and blessing

In Deuteronomy 8:18, what does Moses say is the reason God gives Israel power to get wealth?

That He might establish His covenant which He swore to their fathers

What humorous food item did the pastor mention stopping to look at on the way home from a visitation, but deciding he was not brave enough to try?

All-natural, no artificial ingredient Cheetos

The pastor used the illustration of a large ship drifting one degree off course to describe what spiritual reality?

How slowly and gradually we drift into spiritual independence from God

What did the pastor's friend Victor Rukoski from Kazakhstan find absolutely shocking about American grocery stores?

The number of different dog food options available

What personal confession did the pastor make about his own preaching ministry and forgetting to depend on God?

He shared that early on his hands would sweat and he prayed desperately, but later it became too easy and he stopped depending on God — leaving him unfulfilled in the pulpit

According to the pastor, what is described as 'one of the greatest weapons against spiritual pride'?

Remembering God's faithfulness in past difficult moments

What did the pastor and his wife Kim do for entertainment in their early married life in the old farmhouse?

Shot at mice running along the baseboards with BB guns

What does the pastor say should be the natural result if we are truly grateful to God — beyond just saying 'thank you'?

We will worship consistently, give generously, serve joyfully, and speak humbly

Sermon Quiz

Faithful in Good Times and Trials When Life Is Good, Remain Faithful

FBCKC Christopher D King

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