According to the sermon, what is the most dangerous form of self-deception the pastor identifies at the opening?

Thinking you are honoring God when you are actually rejecting him

In the Parable of the Tenants, what did the owner do before handing the vineyard over to the tenant farmers?

He planted it, fenced it, dug a wine press, and built a tower

The pastor described the shift in the tenants' hearts as happening in what way?

Incrementally and slowly over time as pride grew

What humorous personal detail did the pastor mention about someone texting him early in the morning before the service?

A church member texted him song lyrics at 7:25 a.m.

What key question does the pastor say will reveal who your 'functional Lord' really is?

When what you desire collides with what God has commanded, who wins?

The pastor used a vivid mental image when Jesus asked the religious leaders, 'What will the owner of the vineyard do?' What did the pastor imagine happening in that moment?

Silence, as the religious leaders weighed the question in their hearts

According to the pastor, what do the three heart tendencies from this parable have in common with today's congregation?

They woke up this morning, got dressed, and walked into the room with the congregation

What practical example did the pastor give about how the 'ownership vs. stewardship' tendency might show up in a parent's life?

Sparing no expense for a child's academics and athletics while giving little effort to discipling them in the faith

How does the pastor describe the third heart tendency — wanting the kingdom but rejecting the king?

Wanting a savior but not a Lord, forgiveness but not repentance, heaven but not holiness

Sermon Quiz

Mark 12:1-12 - Sunday Morning Worship - 2026-06-01

First Baptist Church Union

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