Preview: Faith in the Lord implies a willingness to follow God’s laws as He has outlined them for us. To put ourselves last and the Lord and His work first.
Scripture Reading: John 14:1-10.
Memory Verse: Romans 1:16.
1. How did the Prophet Isaiah describe our Savior? Isaiah 11:10.
2. Why does the Father want us to trust in Jesus? Ephesians 1:12.
3. What did the Ephesians do after they heard the Gospel of Christ? Ephesians 1:13 (first part).
4. What was the result of their obedience to the truth? Ephesians 1:13 (last part).
5. What does the Gospel do for those who believe in Jesus Christ? Romans 1:16.
6. How does God regard those who leave the truth? Hebrews 10:38.
7. What makes it possible for a Christian to lose his love for God? Matthew 24:12.
8. How can we gain victory over worldly things? I John 5:4.
9. Through what means can we expect victory over the accuser? Revelation 12:10-11.
10. Why did Moses choose the afflictions of God’s people rather than the pleasure of sin? Hebrews 11:24-26.
Note: Every individual has the responsibility of choosing the side which he or she will uphold. Christians will choose the sufferings of Christ because they are bought with His blood. We must be willing to refuse the pleasures of this world and humble ourselves to walk with God.
11. What promise is made to those who make a sacrifice for Christ? Mark 10:29-30.
12. Through whom can we be faultless? Jude 1:24-25.
Note: Christ will say “well done” to those who trust, believe, and obey Him without grumbling and complaining.