According to the pastor, what is the biblical definition of Christian fasting?

A believer's voluntary abstinence from food or drink for spiritual purposes

The pastor used a humorous example about the 'old nature' coming out unexpectedly. Which real-life situation did he use to illustrate this?

Standing in a long Walmart line with only one register open

What quote from Don Whitney's book did the pastor use to describe the relationship between self-indulgence and gratitude?

"Self-indulgence is the enemy of gratitude."

In Matthew 6, Jesus uses the phrase 'when you fast' rather than 'if you fast.' What point did the pastor make from this?

Jesus assumed fasting would be a normal practice for his followers, just like giving and praying

According to the sermon, what scripture passage in Matthew 17 did the pastor reference to show Jesus connecting fasting to powerful ministry?

Jesus said this kind of healing comes through much prayer and fasting — Matthew 17:21

What historical connection did the pastor make between the Pilgrims and fasting?

The Pilgrims fasted before setting sail and before getting off the boat when they arrived in America

The pastor used a funny fast food illustration alongside the Walmart example. What was the humorous scenario?

Someone in a fast food line who still doesn't know what they want even though the menu hasn't changed in 50 years

According to the sermon, what is the broader spiritual purpose of fasting beyond just skipping meals?

To deny the physical and give priority to the spiritual, reclaiming a kingdom perspective

What verse did the pastor cite from 1 Peter to describe how Christians should relate to this world?

1 Peter 2 — live as sojourners and pilgrims

Sermon Quiz

The Spiritual Discipline of Fasting

Bethel Baptist Church Ricky Plummer

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