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WorksheetsLeadership Lessons from the Bible
Total questions: 134
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Who created man in His own image?
Moses
Jesus
God
Adam
What material did God use to create Adam?
Water
Air
Dust
Clay
What did God breathe into man to make him a living soul?
Wind
Fire
His Spirit
His breath
What does it mean that man is created in God's image?
He looks like God physically
He carries God's Spirit
He is more beautiful than animals
He walks like God
What does dominion mean in the context of the lesson?
To destroy the earth
To leave creation alone
To rule and control all creatures
To run away from responsibilities
Which of the following was not given to man after creation?
Food
Dominion
Gold
Blessing
Why is God referred to as a master planner?
He did not plan anything
He created man first
He made the earth habitable before man
He allowed animals to rule
What is the memory verse of the lesson?
John 3:16
Genesis 1:27
Matthew 5:16
Psalm 23:1
What helps man to still control the world today?
Technology
Wealth
Education
The dominion God gave
What should we remember about every person we meet?
They are like animals
They are created in God's image
They are unimportant
They don't deserve respect
Who is described as the image and likeness of God in the lesson?
Angels
Jesus
Abraham
Paul
What was Adam's task with the animals?
Kill them
Name them
Feed them
Ride them
What shows God is caring according to the lesson?
He left man to suffer
He gave dominion and all man needs
He only helped animals
He punished man
What can we learn from God's method of creation?
He is slow
He doesn't care
He is organized
He rushes decisions
What is leadership according to the introduction?
Controlling everyone
Influencing and guiding others to achieve goals
Being better than others
Doing what you want
What did God instruct Abraham to be?
Rich
Fearless
Blameless
A warrior
How did Abraham show leadership to his family?
By ignoring them
By teaching them to obey God
By sending them away
By being silent
Why did God choose Abraham?
Because he was the oldest
Because he had many animals
Because he would command his household to obey God
Because he built a large house
What was the sign of the covenant God made with Abraham?
Baptism
Circumcision
Offering sacrifices
Speaking in tongues
Who were included in the circumcision command?
Only Abraham
Abraham and Isaac
All males in Abraham's household
Only prophets
Why is it important to listen to our leaders?
They always give gifts
They never make mistakes
God can speak through them
They are stronger
What helped Abraham's family obey him?
Fear
His wealth
His love and good example
His silence
What was Abraham's response to God's instructions?
He ignored them
He obeyed and involved his whole family
He laughed
He cried
What did God make with Abraham?
A throne
A contract
A covenant
A crown
Who is described as the head of God's family in this lesson?
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Jesus
Why should we not hide important information from others?
To confuse them
To help them grow and obey God
To be smarter than them
To avoid trouble
What kind of heart hears God's voice?
A proud heart
A clean heart
A fearful heart
A lazy heart
Why did everyone in Abraham's family get circumcised?
It was a competition
It was God's command
It was a cultural festival
It was to earn money
What is the lesson about being responsible for your household?
Only fathers should teach
We must treat everyone well and point them to God
It's only about giving money
It doesn't matter
What can help people obey you as a leader?
Yelling at them
Threatening them
Living honestly and lovingly
Being famous
Who were the two brothers involved in the story of rivalry?
Moses and Aaron
Jacob and Esau
Cain and Abel
David and Jonathan
Why did Jacob run away from home?
He was bored
He wanted to study
Esau planned to kill him
He was looking for food
What is siblings' rivalry?
A game between siblings
Competition or conflict between brothers and sisters
Friendship among siblings
Studying together
What caused the rivalry between Jacob and Esau?
They were different ages
Jacob cheated Esau
Esau stole Jacob's food
They lived far apart
How did Esau react when he finally met Jacob again?
He fought him
He ran away
He forgave Jacob
He called the police
What should you do if you hurt your sibling?
Ignore it
Apologize and mean it
Blame someone else
Laugh about it
Which of the following is a sign of unhealthy sibling rivalry?
Praying together
Sharing
Constant fighting and lying
Helping each other
What can lead to rivalry among siblings?
Parents' partiality and jealousy
Good behavior
Doing homework
Respecting each other
Why did Esau forgive Jacob?
He forgot what happened
He saw Jacob's gift
He had matured and loved Jacob
He needed help
What should you do during an argument with a sibling?
Raise your voice
Insult them
Stop talking and listen
Hit them
Which Bible verse is the memory verse for this lesson?
Romans 12:9-10
Genesis 1:27
Psalm 23:1
Matthew 5:16
What role does love play in sibling relationships?
It is not necessary
It causes problems
It helps prevent rivalry
It makes people angry
What should you avoid during disagreements?
Talking it out
Playing together
Using abusive words
Asking for advice
How can you understand your siblings better?
Ignore them
Put yourself in their shoes
Blame them always
Report them all the time
What is the key message from Jesus in this lesson?
Jesus is our big brother who loves and forgives
Jesus punishes us when we fight
Jesus ignores family issues
Jesus only loves adults
Why did Joseph's brothers hate him?
He was poor
He dreamt and shared his dreams
He disobeyed their father
He stole from them
What gift did God give to Joseph?
Ability to cook
Ability to dream and interpret dreams
Ability to fly
Ability to swim
What lesson can we learn from Joseph's dream sharing?
Share dreams with enemies
Never dream again
Be careful whom you share dreams with
Dreams are always lies
What plan did Joseph's brothers make against him?
To make him king
To send him to school
To kill him
To buy him a gift
What did Reuben suggest instead of killing Joseph?
Celebrate him
Throw him into a pit
Take him home
Fight with him
Why is Reuben considered a good leader?
He kept quiet
He hated Joseph
He stood for what is right
He joined in the evil plan
What did Joseph's brothers eventually do to him?
Made him leader
Sent him to his mother
Sold him into slavery
Gave him gifts
What risk did Reuben take?
Risk of losing his job
Risk of fighting their father
Risk of being hurt by his brothers
Risk of traveling
What does Reuben's action teach us about leadership?
Follow the crowd
Keep silent in danger
Speak up for what is right
Always lie
How did Joseph's dreams relate to his future?
They had no meaning
They were a joke
They showed God's plan
They were nightmares
Who was supposed to be most jealous of Joseph?
Reuben
Benjamin
Judah
Levi
What do we learn about hate from this story?
It's harmless
It leads to wickedness
It's a sign of love
It solves problems
What did Reuben plan to do after throwing Joseph into the pit?
Leave him there
Return him to their father
Laugh at him
Cover the pit
What does the Bible say Jesus does for us like Reuben did for Joseph?
He accuses us
He ignores us
He prays and speaks up for us
He punishes us
What should we do when we see evil being planned?
Join them
Laugh at it
Stay silent
Speak up and stop it
What was Joseph's response after forgiving his brothers?
He drove them out
He sent them to prison
He relocated and supported them
He ignored them
What made it easier for Joseph to forgive?
He was weak
He loved pain
He knew and feared God
He had no choice
What does this lesson teach about forgiveness?
It's unnecessary
It makes you look weak
It is a mark of a great leader
It should be avoided
What was God's role in Joseph's story?
He abandoned Joseph
He punished Joseph
He used the situation to reunite the family
He destroyed Joseph's dreams
Why must we forgive according to the memory verse (Matthew 6:14)?
To forget the past
So God can forgive us
To gain respect
To be popular
What did Joseph's brothers feel after realizing who he was?
Excited
Guilty and afraid
Angry
Indifferent
What does Joseph's leadership teach us?
Use power for revenge
Leadership requires selfishness
Use your position to bless others
Leaders should be proud
What was the main outcome of Joseph's forgiveness?
His family was destroyed
He became less powerful
His family was reunited and saved
He left Egypt
Where were the Israelites coming from when they began to complain?
Babylon
Egypt
Canaan
Nineveh
What were the Israelites complaining about in the wilderness?
Clothes
Food
Money
Water
Who did the Israelites complain against?
Pharaoh
God
Moses
Aaron
What should we do instead of complaining when we are in need?
Fight
Cry
Make a request
Blame others
What food did God send from heaven to feed the Israelites?
Meat
Honey
Manna
Corn
What does the word 'manna' mean in Hebrew?
God's food
What is it?
Bread from fire
Heaven's gift
What is the difference between a request and a complaint?
Request is loud, complaint is silent
Request is polite and full of faith, complaint is rude and doubtful
Complaint is better
They are the same
What did God provide besides manna?
Gold
Water, meat, light, and protection
Houses
Land
What shows God's leadership in the wilderness?
He punished them
He walked with them
He provided all they needed
He stayed silent
What does Psalm 23:1 say?
God is powerful
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want
God loves us
Follow peace with all men
How did some Israelites misuse God's provision?
They shared it
They sold it
They gave it to others
They wasted it
Why should leaders learn from God's provision?
To get rich
To buy gifts
To learn to meet the needs of their followers
To avoid responsibilities
What lesson do we learn about complaining?
It solves problems
It pleases God
It makes things worse
It brings quick answers
What does manna represent in the New Testament?
Gold
Water
Jesus - the Bread of Life
A new law
What should we do when we are hungry or in need?
Complain loudly
Disrespect leaders
Pray and trust God
Fight for food
What event is remembered on Palm Sunday?
The resurrection of Jesus
Jesus' entry into Jerusalem
Jesus' birth
Jesus' ascension
What did Jesus ride into Jerusalem?
A horse
A camel
A donkey and a colt
A chariot
What did the crowd shout during Jesus' entry?
Crucify Him
Praise Moses
Hosanna!
Hallelujah!
What does 'Hosanna' mean?
Thank you
Save us now
Glory be
Long live the king
How did the disciples respond to Jesus' instruction about the donkey?
They questioned Him
They refused
They obeyed immediately
They laughed
What did Jesus do after entering the Temple?
Preached a sermon
Slept
Drove out the buyers and sellers
Ate bread
What does this action show about Jesus?
He was angry
He was a trader
He was the King putting things right
He was confused
Why were the religious leaders angry with Jesus?
He healed people
He read the scriptures
He corrected wrong practices
He was quiet
What lesson do we learn from the disciples obeying Jesus?
Leaders must be questioned
Obedience brings confusion
Obedience shows trust in leadership
Donkeys are important
Why did Jesus heal people in the Temple?
To show His power and compassion
To make money
To challenge the priests
To gain fame
Who were the disciples that showed care for Jesus after His death?
Thomas and Judas
Peter and James
The women who visited the tomb
The Pharisees
What happened when the women went to Jesus' tomb?
They saw soldiers
They found Jesus asleep
The tomb was empty
They were arrested
Who confirmed to the women that Jesus had risen?
John
Peter
The angel
Joseph
Why should we care for our leaders, even after their death?
To gain reward
Because it's tradition
Because God expects us to honour them
To become popular
What is the central message of Easter?
Jesus suffered and died for us but rose again
Jesus was just a prophet
Easter is about chocolate
It is only a public holiday
What is intercession?
Telling on someone
Taking a break
Pleading on someone's behalf
Complaining about others
Who went up the mountain to meet God?
Aaron
Joshua
Moses
Caleb
What did the Israelites do while Moses was on the mountain?
Waited quietly
Built a church
Asked Aaron to make them an idol
Prayed to God
What kind of idol did Aaron make?
A bronze snake
A golden calf
A wooden cross
A silver ring
What was God's reaction to the idol worship?
He was pleased
He ignored them
He became very angry
He asked them to make more
What did God tell Moses He would do to the Israelites?
Bless them
Forget them
Destroy them
Send them gifts
What did Moses do in response to God's anger?
Ran away
Argued with God
Interceded and pleaded for the people
Agreed with God
What shows that Moses loved the people?
He punished them
He gave up his position
He begged God to spare them
He led them away
What did God do after Moses prayed for the people?
He destroyed them
He ignored Moses
He changed His mind and spared them
He gave Moses more laws
What lesson do we learn from Aaron in this story?
He was a strong leader
He did not resist sin
He built the temple
He protected Moses
Why is intercession important for leaders?
To avoid punishment
To show off
To help others and stop evil
To gain power
What kind of prayer did Moses pray?
Selfish
Angry
Serious and passionate
Lazy
What mistake did the Israelites make?
They obeyed Aaron
They waited too long
They disrespected Moses and God
They sang songs
What does this lesson say about God's anger?
It is slow and quiet
It is always ignored
It can lead to destruction if not stopped
It is fun to watch
What should you do when others make mistakes?
Laugh at them
Leave them
Intercede and help them
Ignore them
Why did God not answer Moses' prayer immediately for Miriam's healing?
Because Moses sinned
Because He wanted her to learn a lesson
Because Aaron didn't pray
Because it wasn't important
What does this lesson teach us about fear and courage?
Fear is a sign of wisdom
Courage means never asking for help
Trust in God helps us overcome fear
Courage means fighting alone
How can we develop courage like Gideon in difficult times?
By running from problems
By praying and trusting God
By ignoring advice
By pretending to be brave
What did Jesus promise His disciples before ascending to heaven?
Gold and silver
Eternal rest
The Holy Spirit
World peace
When did the Holy Spirit come upon the disciples?
On Christmas Day
On Pentecost Day
On Easter Sunday
On the Sabbath
What is the Holy Spirit?
A church leader
A prophet
The power of God
An angel
Why did Jesus give power to His disciples?
To be famous
To become rich
To witness and lead people to God
To travel the world
What happens when someone receives the Holy Spirit?
They become confused
They receive power
They start building a temple
They fall asleep
What did the disciples do after receiving the Holy Spirit?
Started farming
Went home to rest
Preached the gospel
Went to the mountain
What can the Holy Spirit help us with?
Laziness
Selfishness
Wisdom and strength
Fear
What does Acts 1:8 say?
You shall rest always
You shall have joy forever
You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you
You shall build a church
Who was Samson?
A king of Israel
A prophet
A judge with special strength
A priest
What was the source of Samson's strength?
His friends
God
His sword
His anger
Why was Samson considered an ungodly leader?
He prayed too much
He gave to the poor
He disobeyed God and used his power wrongly
He helped the Israelites
What lesson can we learn from Samson's anger?
Anger is good when used right
Always shout when angry
Wrong anger causes destruction
Use anger to get even
What does 2 Corinthians 6:14 teach?
Pray for your enemies
Do not join with unbelievers
Fast every day
Give your tithe
Who was the trustworthy leader in this lesson?
Saul
David
Samuel
Nathan
What does it mean to be trustworthy?
Being rich and famous
Being reliable, honest, and truthful
Doing whatever your friends say
Always trying to be first
Why did Israel want a king?
They loved Samuel
They wanted to be like other nations
They were tired of having leaders
They needed someone to fight
How did Samuel respond to Israel's demand for a king?
He agreed quickly
He ignored them
He prayed and followed God's instruction
He left the country
What lesson can we learn from Samuel's leadership?
You must always win
Trust is earned through discipline
Lie to gain power
Always follow the crowd
