Day 1: Weights We Carry
Q: What does Hebrews 12:1 tell us to throw off?
A: Everything that hinders and sin
Q: Who should be in control of our life’s flight path?
A: Jesus
Q: What holds us down from soaring spiritually?
A: Sin, fear, distractions
Q: What protects our mind?
A: The helmet of salvation
Q: What does it mean to run the race with endurance?
A: Keep going even when it’s hard
Q: What was used to represent the weight we carry?
A: A heavy backpack
Q: What does Hebrews 12:2 call us to do?
A: Fix our eyes on Jesus
Q: What symbolized freedom in the object lesson?
A: A balloon released
Q: What helps us block lies and fear?
A: The shield of faith
Q: Why do teens try to 'fly solo'?
A: They think they know better or fear surrender
Q: Why is it hard to let go of distractions?
A: They feel familiar or safe
Q: How does following Jesus help others?
A: Our path can guide them
Q: What does salvation mean?
A: Being saved by grace through Jesus
Q: What is our offensive weapon?
A: The sword of the Spirit
Q: What helps us hear God's voice?
A: Prayer and Scripture
Q: How did the paper plane symbolize freedom?
A: It flew freely without weight
Q: What was used to illustrate the flight path?
A: Tape and a blindfold game
Q: How do we fight spiritual battles?
A: With truth and God’s Word
Q: How do we 'wear' the belt of truth?
A: By being honest and grounded in Scripture
Q: How can your life impact someone else's?
A: By reflecting Jesus in your choices
Q: What truth helps us move forward?
A: God made me to fly — no baggage required
Q: What title did students wear today?
Q: What title did students wear today?
Q: What does it mean to 'soar' spiritually?
A: Living with freedom and purpose toward heaven
Q: What gives us peace as we walk?
A: Shoes of the gospel of peace
Q: What does God want us to release?
A: Sin, fear, shame, and anything holding us back