The pastor described 'manifesting' as a belief that has become popular on social media. How did he summarize what manifesting teaches?

That a person can bring a desired outcome into reality by focusing thoughts, speaking words, or increasing emotional energy

When the pastor talked about people saying 'I'm thinking about you' to someone who is sick or struggling, what was his point?

He finds no power in mere thoughts — what people actually need is prayer lifted to God

The pastor used a humorous comparison to describe the new age idea of 'just believe, keep believing.' What did he compare it to?

Thomas the Tank Engine saying 'I think I can'

How did the pastor explain what Jesus meant by 'this mountain' in Mark 11:23?

It likely referred to the Temple Mount, which Jesus had just cleansed, representing a system that would be destroyed — fulfilled in 70 AD

The pastor offered a pointed challenge to the 'name it, claim it' view by asking about Lazarus. What was his argument?

Lazarus was raised by Jesus's spoken word, yet still eventually died — proving faith doesn't guarantee physical immortality

How did the pastor define biblical faith in this sermon?

A wholehearted dependence upon God that trusts his character, promises, and power, and submits to his will

On Mother's Day, the pastor acknowledged that some people in the room were hurting. Which of the following was NOT one of the painful situations he specifically mentioned?

Mothers whose children had left the church to pursue careers in another city

What did the pastor call the 'secret of the Christian life' near the end of his sermon?

God already controls everything, so surrendering to him is simply agreeing with what is already true

According to the pastor, what is the connection between the third point — forgiveness like God — and the fig tree that Jesus cursed?

Authentic faith in God always produces fruit, and the fig tree with leaves but no fruit illustrates that talking about faith without a transformed, forgiving heart is the same fruitless show

Sermon Quiz

Mark 11:22–25 - Sunday Morning Worship - 2026-05-11

First Baptist Church Union

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