In the Parable of the Talents, what was the master's identical response to both the servant with five talents and the servant with two talents?

Well done, good and faithful servant

What did the boy in John 6 offer to Jesus that became the starting point for feeding the 5,000?

Five barley loaves and two small fish

The pastor told a story about a teenager named Grady who helped a woman by picking up materials. How much was Grady originally supposed to be paid, and how much did the woman actually give him?

He was offered $40 but received $100

What is the theme verse for the entire 'Entrusted' sermon series?

Ephesians 3:20 — exceedingly abundantly above all we ask

The pastor shared a humorous story about a motivational speaker named David Green who struggled to say a specific word. What word was he embarrassed to say, and what did he say instead?

He couldn't say 'rock' so he said 'stick'

According to the pastor, what did Jesus notice about the poor widow who gave two copper coins at the temple treasury?

She gave more in faith than those who gave out of abundance

The pastor joked about last week's sermon illustration involving tractors. What was the humorous point he made about someone having a bigger tractor?

Your bigger tractor just means your loan payment is bigger too

What is the name of the upcoming challenge the pastor announced for August through October, and what will each family or individual receive to start?

The Multiply Challenge — each family or individual receives a $50 bill

What did the pastor say his wife Amy plans to do with their family's $50 seed money in the Multiply Challenge?

Host a chicken and noodle dinner for a free will offering

How long has Old Union Church been in existence, according to the pastor's closing remarks about faithfulness across generations?

Since 1816, making it about 210 years old

Sermon Quiz

Little Is Much When God Is In It

Old Union Church Ed Boston

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