Moses’ Story: Leading God’s People

God asks you to do something you feel unqualified for, like leading a prayer in public. What should you do?

• Say no because you're not good at speaking

• Trust God and try your best, like Moses did

• Ask someone else to take your place quietly

Sofia hears her friends laughing and making rude comments about another student. She knows it’s wrong but doesn’t want to seem different. What should she consider doing?

• Add a small comment to blend in

• Leave the conversation quietly

• Speak kindly but firmly to redirect the talk

Liam was wrongly accused of causing a delay in a group project. His teammates are upset. What would be a wise and respectful response?

• Defend himself angrily

• Stay calm, pray, and explain the truth respectfully

• Say nothing now and bring it up later to someone else

Chloe accidentally knocked over and broke something valuable at school. No one saw it happen. How should she respond in a way that honors God?

• Confess what happened, even if there are consequences

• Pretend she doesn’t know anything

• Let someone else take the blame if they’re suspected

Daniel is facing a tough situation with his studies. Nothing he tries seems to work, and he feels stuck. What is the best way for him to move forward?

• Stop trying since nothing is helping

• Ask God for wisdom and keep giving his best effort

• Wait and hope the teacher gives up on checking

Ava notices some classmates taking shortcuts during a test. She knows it’s wrong but doesn’t want to be singled out. What would show strength and integrity?

• Follow the rules herself, even if no one else does

• Stay quiet and pretend she didn’t notice

• Join in just this once to stay part of the group

Noah has been kind and respectful, but people still treat him badly. He’s starting to feel like giving up. What would help him remain faithful?

• Do what others do so he’s not left out

• Keep living with integrity, trusting that God sees

• Ignore everyone and stop trying to be kind

Grace has been asked to organize a youth activity, but she feels unsure and underqualified. What’s the best mindset for her to have?

• Decline right away because it’s too stressful

• Accept and trust that God will guide her

• Only agree if someone else takes most of the responsibility

Isaac notices that things at home are becoming more difficult. He feels anxious and unsure about the future. What would be a faithful response in this moment?

• Complain and worry constantly

• Pray and trust that God is still in control

• Keep it all inside and act like nothing is wrong

Emily was hurt deeply by a close friend. Though time has passed, she still holds on to the anger. What would show a heart that obeys God?

• Let go of the anger and forgive from the heart

• Stay distant and hope the friend learns a lesson

• Keep pretending everything is fine without dealing with it