Growing In Christ

In the Parable of the "Sower" what does the seed represent?

• The Law

• Word of God

• Poetry

• Prophecy

Who does the sower represent?

• Children

• Adults

• God

• Angels

What does the "soil" represents?

• one's eyes

• one's heart

• one's hands

• one's feet

What happened to the seeds sown on the wayside?

• They grew well and gave fruit

• They grew little bit but withered away

• Birds came and ate them

• They grew and gave shade to passers by

What happened to the seeds that fell on a thorny ground?

• Choked out by the thorny plants

• Outgrew the thorns and blossomed

• Eaten by birds

• Dried out from lack of water

What happened to the seeds that were planted on a rocky ground?

• Bloomed into beautiful flowers and fruits

• Blown away by the wind

• Grew but dried up quickly

• Became food for the birds

What happened to the seeds that fell on the good soil?

• Grew and produced much fruit

• Tangled with thorns

• Eaten by birds

• Slowly dried up and died

What should you do when you hear or read God's Word?

• Listen and then forget it

• Take it to heart, follow it, and share it with others

• Be a hearer and not a doer

• Stop hearing and be a doer

What do you need to grow a plant?

• water

• seed

• sunlight

• soil

• all the above

What is the moral of the parable of the sower?

• You should be careful where and when you sow seeds.

• You should buy and invest only in good quality seeds.

• Not everyone who hears the gospel can understand and believe

• You should always be ready to receive God’s Word in your heart whenever and wherever.