Resilience: Hardworking or Working Hard

What were our key verses?

• Philippians 3:13-15

• 1 Corinthians 4:8-9

• 2 Corinthians 4:8-9

• Job 1:22-23

What is resilience?

• Giving up after a couple tries.

• "Bouncing back" in the face of trials.

• Not adapting to stress or tragedy.

• Failing to "bounce back" in the face of trials.

Does showing resilience mean you are unaffected or don't care about a life change?

• Yes

• No

Who listed here did we NOT mention as a resilient biblical person?

• Daniel

• David

• Herod

• Joseph

Name one key factor of resilience

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Name another key factor of resilience

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Which option listed here is an enemy of resilience?

• "Bouncing back" in the face of trials.

• Striving for impossible perfection.

• Letting God take control of the situation.

• Striving for perfection with the Holy Spirit.

What is being hardworking?

• It means you work hard at achieving only one goal.

• It's the same thing as working hard.

• Consistently or habitually working hard.

• Giving up when an assignment gets too difficult.

What is working hard?

• Consistently or habitually working hard.

• It's the same thing as being hardworking.

• Being lazy and slacking off.

• Pushing yourself in the pursuit of completing one thing.

Is resilience being hardworking or working hard?

• Working hard.

• Being hardworking.