According to the pastor, what was wrong with the fig tree and the temple that caused Jesus to curse one and cleanse the other?

They were all leaves but no fruit — religion with no God

Which three groups made up the delegation that confronted Jesus in the temple, and what larger body did they collectively represent?

Chief priests, scribes, and elders — the Sanhedrin

In the pastor's imaginative retelling of the Sanhedrin's huddle, what was the final answer they agreed to give Jesus — and why?

'We do not know' — because neither answer was safe for them politically

According to the pastor, what is the key difference between someone who asks honest spiritual questions and someone who is avoiding the truth?

One uses questions to search for truth while the other uses questions as bricks to build a fortress around their heart

Where in the temple were the blind and lame people healed by Jesus, and what did that location symbolize about their status?

The Court of the Gentiles, where they were confined and told they could not go deeper toward God's presence

The pastor described two extreme ways Christians respond to truth in the culture today — what were they?

Being a complete jerk in the name of truth or being a complete coward in the name of compassion

The sermon opened with a baptism. What was unique about Ethan Rigdon's baptism, according to the pastor?

He had been baptized before making a true profession of faith, and was now putting things in the proper order

The pastor offered three practical steps for walking in 'convictional kindness.' Which of the following correctly lists all three?

Be in the word, speak the word with humility, and care more about people than winning arguments

Sermon Quiz

Mark 11:27-33 - Sunday Morning Worship

First Baptist Church Union

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