Sin and Salvation
What is sin?
Doing something wrong or disobeying God.
Bonus Question: Name something we can do that disobeys God.
What did Jesus tell Peter would happen before the rooster crowed?
That he will deny him.
Bonus Question: Who was Peter and how many times did Peter deny Jesus?
What is baptism?
Being immersed in water.
Who sinned first in the Bible?
Adam and Eve.
Bonus Question: What was the one rule God gave Adam and Eve?
What does it mean to repent?
Being truly sorry for doing the wrong thing and making a choice-stop doing the bad thing- to do better.
Bonus question: How did Jesus forgive Peter?
What name should we be baptized in?
We should be baptize in Jesus' name.
What happened after Adam and Eve ate the Forbidden Fruit?
Their eyes were open, they realized they sinned. They were kicked out from the garden.
Bonus Question: What is the name of the garden?
What happens if we don't repent?
We are separated from God.
It means we aren’t sorry – we don’t feel guilty – we’re not trying to stop doing what’s wrong.
Who baptized Jesus?
John the Baptist.
Bonus Question: What happened after Jesus was baptized?
What are the consequences of sin?
The consequences of sin is death-which is a separation from God.
Bonus Question: Who made it possible for us to be back in relationship with God? If sin separates us from God, what must we do to be brought back into relationship with Him?
How is repentance different from just saying sorry?
Repentance is turning away from bad actions and your actions shows it. There is a desire to stop.
Why do we baptize in Jesus’ name, not just any name?
Because Jesus is the one who saves us, and all power is in his name.
What does Salvation mean and what does it involve?
Being saved from the consequences of sin.
Salvation involves repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit.
Who can helps us live better?
The Holy Spirit.
What is the Acts 2:38 memory verse?
Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.