According to the sermon, why do kids repeatedly ask 'Are we there yet?' on a road trip?

Because they know a destination was promised and they can't see it yet

How did the pastor describe the Apostles' Creed in relation to the confusing world we live in?

A map and a story the Church has held since its first breath

What was the pastor's humorous description of what grandparents' houses represent to kids on a road trip?

A place where kids can have whatever they want and get away with things they never could at home

How did the early Christians under Roman persecution respond to the line 'He will come to judge the living and the dead'?

They treated it as oxygen — the thing they held onto in the dark

What illustration did the pastor use to explain how the final judgment exposes our true motives?

A home inspector revealing hidden rot behind beautiful staging

What did Desmond Tutu say to his oppressors under apartheid, and what did the pastor say gave him the confidence to say it?

'You have already lost. Come, join the winning side' — fueled by theological certainty that the Judge was coming

In the courtroom illustration, what scandalous thing did the judge do that 'has never happened in the history of any courtroom, anywhere'?

He stood up, removed his robe, sat in the defendant's chair, and took the sentence himself

What did the prophet Amos say to people who were eagerly anticipating the Day of the Lord, thinking it would deal with their enemies?

That it would be like running from a lion, turning the corner in relief, and coming face-to-face with a bear

According to the pastor's application section, what is the third practical response to living in light of the final judgment — and why does he say it sounds like a contradiction?

Be urgent and calm at the same time — a contradiction because urgency and calm seem mutually exclusive

Sermon Quiz

He came to judge the living and the dead....

LOFT City Church

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