The Power of Words

What was the MAIN topic of our lesson for the last three weeks?

• The Gospel

• The Power of Words

• Encouraging

• Gossips

We learnt that our words have the power to influence/affect others.

• True

• False

• Maybe

• I dont know

We learnt that we should use our words to:

• Tell the truth

• Encourage people

• Evangelise/Evangelism (spread the gospel)

• All of the above

In Acts 5: 1 - 11, we saw the story of Ananias and Sapphira. They both died because they.....

• were innocent

• told lies

• told the truth

• were old

Answer explanation

They told lies about the amount of money they sold their property....they lies because they thought no one could see them and no one would know. But God the Holy Spirit knows everything!

Lying and spreading gossip about people are positive/good ways of using our words.

• True

• Maybe

• False

• I dont know

Our words are powerful, we need to be....

• An encourager (lifting people up)

• An evangelist (spreading the good news of Jesus)

• An intercessory (prayer warrior)

• All of the above

When you have Jesus as King of your heart, you have a mission to tell people about Him and His Kingdom.

• False

• Maybe

• Sometimes

• True

Evangelism is

• sharing the gospel & inviting a response

• sharing the gospel only

• Thinking about sharing the gospel

• Not sharing the gospel

Which sentence below is an example of using our words as an encouragement?

• I saw John today, and I didn't like his shoes

• I go to a party every weekend

• I don't know

• I know you can do it. Try again!

Which sentence below is an example of using our words to gossip?

• I saw Jane today, and I her hair was in a mess.

• Any one who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Would you like to receive Jesus and call on Him?

• I go to a party every weekend.

• I know you can do it. Try again!