This quiz is based on a sermon, but the transcript provided was empty. Which of the following best describes what happens when we engage with content that isn't fully available to us?

We seek out the source to fill in the gaps

When a sermon transcript is missing or empty, what is the most faithful response for someone who wants to grow?

Go back and engage with the original message directly

If you arrived at a church service and discovered the message hadn't started yet, what would be the wisest thing to do?

Wait, prepare your heart, and be ready to receive

The Bible says we should be 'doers of the word, and not hearers only.' What does this suggest about how we should respond to a sermon?

Take what we hear and actively apply it to our lives

Imagine a pastor tells a joke at the start of a sermon to warm up the crowd, but you missed it because you arrived late. What does that missed moment represent spiritually?

The cost of not being fully present and engaged from the beginning

A pastor shares a personal story to illustrate a point. Why is this technique so powerful in preaching?

It helps the congregation connect abstract truth to real human experience

If you could only remember one thing from a sermon, what does good preaching intend for that one thing to be?

A single transforming truth that reshapes how you live

When we encounter something incomplete — like a sermon we didn't fully hear — what does faith call us to do?

Trust that God can still speak and lead us to what we need

Sermon Quiz

"TEND MY SHEEP" Raising Shepherds — Week 3

Jeremy Wood

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This sermon quiz draws directly from Jeremy Wood's sermon “"TEND MY SHEEP" Raising Shepherds — Week 3” so you can keep engaging with the message all week. Read, reflect, and share it with your small group or friends.

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