Discipline
What does “you reap what you sow” mean?
You get results based on your actions (Galatians 6:7–9)
What are we told NOT to rely on when trusting God?
Our own understanding (Proverbs 3:5)
What are we supposed to do with God’s Word?
Obey it / live it out (James 1:22)
Why does God give us gifts?
To serve others (Romans 12:6–8)
What does Jesus tell us not to worry about?
Basic needs like food and clothing (Matthew 6:25)
What is the Christian life compared to?
A race (1 Corinthians 9:24–27)
What are two examples Jesus used to show God provides for us?
Birds and flowers (Matthew 6:26–30)
What is someone like who hears the Word but doesn’t follow it?
Someone who forgets what they saw in a mirror (James 1:23–24)
In the gifts passage, what are believers compared to, where each part has a different role?
A body (Romans 12:4–5)
What should we do instead of worrying?
Pray and trust God (Philippians 4:6–7)
In the discipline passage, what are we told to remove from our lives?
Sin and anything that slows us down (Hebrews 12:1)
What are we told to seek first?
The Kingdom of God (Matthew 6:33)
What does Jesus say about people who call Him “Lord” but don’t obey?
They are not truly following Him (Luke 6:46)
What should you do once you know your gift?
Use it in the way that God wants you to. (Romans 12:6–8)
What does “faith without works is dead” mean?
Faith without action means nothing. (James 2:17)
Why does God discipline His people instead of leaving them alone?
Because He loves them and wants them to grow. (Hebrews 12:6, 10–11)
Why do people struggle with worry instead of trusting God?
Because they rely on what they see/control instead of faith (Matthew 6:31–32)
Why does hearing God’s Word without applying it lead to failure?
Because it creates no real foundation (Luke 6:47–49)
What happened to the servant who hid his gift in the parable?
It was taken away and given to someone else (Matthew 25:28)
Why are we constantly in a battle in our daily walk?
Because we are fighting our flesh (Galatians 5:16–17)
Why does God discipline us, and what does it show about our relationship with Him?
It shows we are His children (Hebrews 12:6–8)
What is the difference between trusting God and trying to control your own life?
Trust = relying on God, Control = relying on yourself (Proverbs 3:5–6)
What happens when someone consistently lives out God’s Word?
They are blessed and their life stands strong (James 1:25; Luke 6:48)
What does the parable teach about responsibility with what God gives you?
You are expected to use it faithfully (Matthew 25:21, 29)
Why does what you sow determine what you reap?
Because your actions lead to your outcomes (Galatians 6:7)