According to the sermon, what is the central question that Ephesians 6 is really asking?

Will we stand in the victory that Christ has already won?

The pastor used a World War II story to illustrate prayer. What did the prisoners discover when they finally got their cobbled-together radio working?

That America had already won the war three weeks earlier

The pastor's daughter Caitlin challenged him during a kitchen conversation. What two questions did she essentially ask him?

Does this really matter, and are you wasting your time?

What does the pastor say Satan's 'playbook' is like, and what is the irony about God's playbook?

Satan's playbook is old, worn out, and repetitive; God's playbook most of us have never even read

According to the pastor, what is the Book of Enoch, and what does he compare finding it to?

A book that may contain some truth but is not scripture; like finding C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia on the same shelf as his Bibles

The pastor made a humorous announcement about the Wednesday night church event. What was he planning to do there, and what was he going to take beforehand?

Go roller skating and take ibuprofen beforehand

How does the pastor describe the difference between a 'good habit' and a 'God habit' in the context of spiritual warfare?

Satan keeps believers busy with good habits so they won't develop God habits

According to the sermon, what does the 'shield of faith' specifically represent in practical daily life?

Pre-deciding how you will respond before attacks come, because faith believes God before circumstances change

What does the pastor say is the only offensive weapon in the full armor of God, and how did Jesus model using it?

The sword of the Spirit, the Word of God; Jesus said 'It is written' to defeat Satan in the wilderness

Sermon Quiz

STAND!

West End Church Christopher Sykes

Watch the sermon

This sermon quiz draws directly from Christopher Sykes's sermon “STAND!” so you can keep engaging with the message all week. Read, reflect, and share it with your small group or friends.

Create follow-up content like this from your sermons

Try MinistryHelper.ai