What Greek word does Paul use in 1 Timothy 4:2 to describe a seared conscience, and what does it mean?

Cauterized — burned over and numbed

According to the sermon, what is the most dangerous threat to the church in America right now?

Numbness — when sin no longer bothers us

Scott told a personal story about how his conscience was gradually seared growing up. What habit did he pick up from the group at the city park?

Using profanity to fit in with a crowd

In 1 Corinthians 4:4, Paul makes a surprising statement about his own conscience. What does he say?

My conscience is clear, but that does not make me innocent — it is the Lord who judges me

Scott used a broken smoke detector in the church's preschool area as an illustration. What point was he making about the conscience?

If ignored long enough — or if the battery is removed — it stops warning us of danger

What did Scott say happened naturally — without him even praying specifically about it — after he came to Christ and began practicing spiritual disciplines?

He quit swearing, and a friend pointed it out before he even noticed

At the 'Kill It Grill It' event the night before the sermon, what key insight about trauma and leadership was shared that Scott referenced?

Until you address your brokenness, you lead from the age the trauma happened — even at 70 or 80

Scott described a meaningful moment in Florida involving his friend Don Davis. What made the encounter so striking?

Don pulled a slip of paper from his back pocket with the exact title of a book Scott had just ordered

Scott listed five practical steps to restore a tender conscience. Which of the following is the correct list?

Slow down, invite examination, immediate obedience, confession, and sit under the word

Sermon Quiz

When the CONSCIENCE GOES QUIET

Jeremy Wood

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