The Gospels
What are the names of the four Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
What is the main lesson of the Good Samaritan parable?
Love and help your neighbor, regardless of differences
Who does Jesus meet at the well, breaking social norms?
A Samaritan woman
What are the two main sections of the Bible?
The Old Testament and the New Testament
Why do we have four different Gospel accounts?
Each Gospel was written for a different audience and offers a unique perspective on Jesus' life
What does the Prodigal Son’s father represent in the story?
God's unconditional love and forgiveness
What happens in the Road to Emmaus story?
Jesus walks with two disciples who don’t recognize Him until He breaks bread
How do the Gospels connect to our understanding of faith?
They teach us about Jesus' life, teachings, and salvation
Which Gospel is known for focusing on Jesus' compassion for the poor and marginalized?
Luke
In "Jesus Calms the Storm," what does the storm symbolize?
The challenges and struggles of life
What is a key symbol in the story of "The Prodigal Son"?
The father’s open arms, representing God's forgiveness
What experiences help people grow spiritually?
Challenges, acts of service, prayer, and reflection
What is one unique feature of the Gospel of John?
It emphasizes Jesus' divine nature and contains "I Am" statements
What does Jesus teach in the Sermon on the Mount?
The Beatitudes and moral teachings
What does Jesus demonstrate by washing the disciples' feet?
Humility and servant leadership
Why is the Bible considered the "Word of God"?
It is inspired by God and reveals His truth
Which Gospel is the shortest and considered the earliest written?
Mark
What does Jesus tell the rich young man he must do to inherit eternal life?
Sell his possessions and follow Him
In which Gospel does Jesus say, "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life"?
John
How do the four Gospels work together?
They provide different perspectives that together tell the full story of Jesus