Wise & Foolish Builders
The 10 Virgins
The Parable of the Sower
Relationship with God
Saved not Soft
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What did the wise man build his house on?

A rock

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How many virgins had enough oil for their lamps when the bridegroom arrived?

Five

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Who does the sower represent in this parable?

God, Jesus, or anyone spreading God’s Word

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How do you start a relationship with God?

By asking Jesus to be your Savior

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What should you guard above all else?

Your heart

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What did the foolish man build his house on?

Sand (or the ground/sand)


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In the parable, what does the oil in the lamps symbolize?

Spiritual readiness and a personal relationship with God

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What kind of people does the seed that falls on rocky ground represent?

Those who accept the message with joy but fall away when difficulties arise


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How did God make the first man?

From dust and breathed life into him

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Why is it important to set boundaries in your life?

To protect yourself and keep your heart safe

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What happened to the foolish man’s house when the storm came?

It fell down

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Why were the foolish virgins unable to enter the wedding feast?

They ran out of oil and arrived too late

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What causes the seed to be choked in the thorny soil?

Worries, wealth, and desires that distract from faith


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What happens when you confess your sins?

God forgives you

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What did Jesus do in the temple when He saw disrespect?

Chased people out

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According to Jesus, what is the difference between those who build wisely and foolishly?

Wise builders hear His words and put them into practice; foolish builders hear but do not obey


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What does this parable teach about being prepared for Jesus’ return?

We must stay spiritually ready at all times because the timing is unknown

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What are the qualities of the good soil in this parable?

 A receptive, obedient heart that keeps the Word and produces fruit


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Who is the Counselor Jesus promised?

The Holy Spirit

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What does 1 Peter 2:9 say we are?

God’s chosen people and holy nation

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What does Jesus mean when He asks, “Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I say?”

That calling Jesus “Lord” is not enough without obedience to His commands

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What does the closing of the door represent in this story?

The final opportunity to accept Jesus or the moment of judgment

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According to Jesus, what must a person do to truly grow from God’s Word?

Actively listen, understand, accept, and obey it in their life

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Name all the fruits of the Spirit.

  • Love

  • Joy

  • Peace

  • Patience (sometimes called forbearance or long-suffering)

  • Kindness

  • Goodness

  • Faithfulness

  • Gentleness

  • Self-control

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Whose approval should we try to please, according to Galatians 1:10?

God’s approval