The pastor used the illustration of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly to make which point?

Transformation happens from the inside out, not by trying hard

What three-part pattern does Paul outline in Ephesians 4:22-24 for spiritual renewal?

Put off the old, be renewed in your mind, put on the new

The pastor compared a person coming to Christ to a house getting a new owner. What did the old furniture left in the house represent?

Old ways of thinking, fears, and habits still needing renewal

When the pastor mentioned his son Camden, what point was he illustrating?

That even knowing truth theologically doesn't mean our first reaction always reflects it

According to Matthew 12:43-45, what was the danger Jesus warned about when an unclean spirit left a man?

If the house was swept but left empty, worse spirits would return and fill it

The pastor made a humorous comment about motivational phrases from calendars. What was his point?

Positive thinking and motivational statements cannot renew the mind — only God's truth can

What does Isaiah 26:3 connect directly to the experience of perfect peace?

A mind that is stayed — fixed and anchored — on God

The pastor joked about going to the gym once to build strength. What spiritual truth was he illustrating?

Spiritual strength, like physical strength, is built through repeated practice not a single moment

According to the pastor, what is the critical difference between the gospel and the approach of simply trying to change your thinking and behavior?

The gospel is God loving and saving us before we could fix ourselves; renewal flows from that grace, not toward earning it

Sermon Quiz

7/15/2026 - Strongholds and Renewal: Rewiring the Mind With Truth - 2026-07-16

New Beginnings Church - Eau Claire

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