Which Hero Will You Become?

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Quiz Questions

1.
One of the biggest things I don’t understand about God is…
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- A.
  Why doesn’t he always answer my prayers?
- B.
  Am I really that important to him?
- C.
  How he can make me less afraid?
- D.
  Can he really love me if I’ve messed up so much?
- E.
  Why do I have to have the weaknesses I have?
2.
One thing that inspires me most about God is …
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- A.
  He wants to be my friend
- B.
  He cares about the details of my life
- C.
  He has a purpose for me
- D.
  I can be real with him
- E.
  He can give me a fresh start
3.
I would really like God to help me
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- A.
  Be myself
- B.
  Feel happier
- C.
  Be brave enough to take risks
- D.
  Do better in school
- E.
  Build closer friendships
4.
I think the hardest thing about being or becoming a Christian is ..
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- A.
  Being real about who I am
- B.
  Believing God cares about me
- C.
  What my friends might think of me
- D.
  Taking responsibility for the things I’ve done wrong
- E.
  Getting beyond the rules and actually getting to know God
5.
I really admire people who…
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- A.
  Are honest
- B.
  Are compassionate
- C.
  Are courageous
- D.
  Are confident
- E.
  Don’t give up
6.
What tends to motivate me most is..
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  Success
- B.
  My family’s acceptance
- C.
  Being liked
- D.
  A good pep talk
- E.
  Recognition
7.
One of my biggest insecurities is..
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- A.
  I don’t feel talented enough
- B.
  I don’t feel like I fit in
- C.
  I don’t feel attractive enough
- D.
  I don’t feel like I’m smart enough
- E.
  I don’t feel I’m good enough
8.
Something hard about praying is…
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- A.
  I don’t think God is going to answer my prayers
- B.
  I don’t know what to say
- C.
  I don’t know how to work through my emotions
- D.
  I’ve messed up so many times I don’t think God wants to hear from me anymore
- E.
  It feels like a routine or ritual
9.
One of my biggest doubts about God is…
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- A.
  He won’t help me
- B.
  That his plan for my future won’t be what I want
- C.
  That he doesn’t believe in me
- D.
  He is disappointed in me
- E.
  He just wants me to follow rules
10.
One thing that stresses me out the most is...
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- A.
  Having drama with people
- B.
  Fitting in
- C.
  Standing up for what I think is right, if others don’t agree with me
- D.
  Admitting my guilt and mistakes
- E.
  Trying to be perfect
11.
When one of my parents says no to something I want, I usually...
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  See if I can get my other parent on my side
- B.
  Accept it and try to make the best of it
- C.
  Act really good to show them I can be trusted - they may change their mind
- D.
  Say a lot of things in my anger that I regret later
- E.
  Build a well-thought-out (but respectful) case against all their reasons for saying no
12.
When I think about reading the Bible, I feel...
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- A.
  Overwhelmed - I don’t know where to start
- B.
  Kinda interested - seems like it helps other people, but I’m not totally sure it’s worth the effort
- C.
  Willing - I want to try to read more.
- D.
  Guilty - I know I should read it but I have a hard time getting myself to do it
- E.
  Dutiful - I read it, but often it’s because I’m supposed to.
13.
Something that makes me want to get to know God better is:
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- A.
  I know he’ll never leave me
- B.
  I see how much he has helped my friends
- C.
  He can make me confident
- D.
  He loves me even though I mess up a lot
- E.
  He can use my strengths and weaknesses to make a difference for other people

Quiz Outcomes

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Jacob
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If you got mostly A’s you are...Jacob (Genesis 25-32) Genesis 32:28 CEVThe man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob. You have wrestled with God and with men, and you have won. That’s why your name will be Israel.” Without God: Deceptive, selfish, manipulative With God: Courageous, spiritual, fighter Without God, Jacob chose to be deceitful about who he was, what he wanted, and what he thought. He was self-centered and manipulated his parents so he could get his way. He avoided conflict and ran from his problems. But even though Jacob was good at avoiding conflict, he still ended up hurting a lot of the relationships in his life. If you are like Jacob, you may have a hard time being honest and connecting in relationships on a deeper level. Maybe you feel like it’s impossible to be yourself.But with God, Jacob became a fighter. Because he wrestled with God, he became someone who didn’t let his fear of conflict stop him from working to make his relationships with both God and people right. He went from being fake and hidden to having a real and personal friendship with God, and became deeply attached in his relationships with his family and friends. Character Similar to Jacob:Hannah (1 Samuel 1-2) - kept a lot inside, but once she chose to be honest with God actually go what she wantedFurther Reading:1 John - truth and honesty are a good thing, and are the key to having real relationship and loving people
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Ruth
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If you got mostly B’s you are...Ruth (Book of Ruth) Ruth 1:16,18 NLTBut Ruth replied, “Don’t ask me to leave you and turn back. Wherever you go, I will go; wherever you live, I will live. Your people will be my people, and your God will be my God. [18] When Naomi saw that Ruth was determined to go with her, she said nothing more. Without God: Feel unimportant, unseen, heartbrokenWith God: Respected, loved, faithful If she hadn’t had faith, someone in Ruth’s position would likely have felt forgotten, unimportant, and unseen. She was a widow and a foreigner, which in her society gave her a very low social status. She had endured pain and heartbreak most people her age would never face. You may feel like you are unimportant and unseen, and that other people’s lives and needs are more important in yours. You may have a hard time believing God has a great plan for your life, or that he cares what happens to you. Because she chose to get to know God and his plan, Ruth became respected and kind, the best friend anyone could ever hope for. God healed the pain in her heart and gave her incredible blessings beyond anything she could have imagined for herself. She is an incredible example of a loyal and selfless friend. She went from someone considered small and unimportant to having faith that changed generations to come. Characters Similar to Ruth:Gideon - (Judges 6-7) - He felt like the least important person in his family, but God chose him and made him a mighty warrior.Elijah (1 Kings 19) - it’s okay to express what you feel about your pain, God listens and caresFurther Reading:2 Corinthians - God can help us handle and endure pain with faith
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Esther
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If you got mostly C’s you are...Esther (Book of Esther) Esther 4:14b NLT...Who knows if perhaps you were made queen for just such a time as this?” Without God: fearful, self-focused, compliant With God: Courageous, selfless, leader By nature, Esther was cautious and fearful. She didn’t have a typical family - she had lost her parents and was adopted by her cousin. She was afraid to take risks, which almost led her to say no to God’s purpose for her life. But she decided to trust God and her courage saved the lives of the entire Jewish people. If you’re like Esther, you might get afraid to take risks, and this may lead you to think more about yourself and what you feel than what your friends may need from you. But, like Esther, God has you where you are for a reason. Regardless of what you might be afraid of, you are meant to help other people because of who you are! With God, Esther became someone who was a leader with strong convictions and a willingness to take risks. She was willing to listen to and learn from the people around her, and her selfless and courageous leadership led to thousands of lives being saved. Character Similar to Esther:Moses (Exodus 3-4) - also adopted, Moses had a fear of not fitting in and didn’t think he was capable of leading. But ended up becoming one of the greatest leaders of the BibleFurther Reading:Ephesians - God chose you specifically for a great purpose
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Peter
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If you got mostly D’s you are...Peter (Book of Luke and Acts) Luke 5:8,10b NLTWhen Simon Peter realized what had happened, he fell to his knees before Jesus and said, “Oh, Lord, please leave me—I’m such a sinful man.” [10] ...Jesus replied to Simon, “Don’t be afraid! From now on you’ll be fishing for people!” Without God: Emotional, impulsive, felt sinful a lot, wanted to be liked With God: bold, confident, passionate. When Peter first met Jesus, he was overly emotional and impulsive. He said the wrong thing a lot and felt like he was too sinful to be around Jesus. He made a lot of mistakes. He chose the easy road over standing up for Jesus and was prone to wanting people to like him. If you’re like Peter, you may feel like you can’t be a good Christian and you may be tempted to choose an easier road. But when he got close to God, Peter became a humble, grateful, and confident leader. He became an example of strong faith and his story has changed more lives than anyone can count. Just like Peter, God knows your strengths, weaknesses, and even your greatest sins - and he chose you for an incredible purpose too. Character Similar to Peter: David (1 Samuel 16-31) - like Peter, David was emotional and impulsive. He had a lot of sin, but had the heart to keep going back to God, and this made him a great leader Further Reading:Philippians - you can use the emotions you have to help you love God and people, and learn that putting God first helps you achieve the future/purpose you want
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Paul
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If you got mostly E’s you are...Paul (Acts 9) 1 Corinthians 15:9-10 TPTYes, I am the most insignificant of all the apostles, unworthy even to be called an apostle, because I hunted down believers and persecuted God’s church. [10] But God’s amazing grace has made me who I am! And his grace to me was not fruitless. In fact, I worked harder than all the rest, yet not in my own strength but God’s, for his empowering grace is poured out upon me. Without God: Proud, religious, rule-followerWith God: Grateful, bold, life-changer Before he got to know God, Paul was a religious rule-follower. He was bold, confident, and intellectual - but he was so bold, confident, and intellectual that he missed God. His pride blinded him. He became consumed with following rules and criticized and condemned any who didn’t follow rules like he did. Getting to know God made Paul self-aware. Instead of being obsessed with rules, he became internally secure and confident with God. He was still bold, confident, and intellectual, but these became gifts that helped him change lives for the better instead of the worse. Because he got to know himself and embraced his own weaknesses and sins, he was able to help other people do the same. He was a strong and courageous leader, unafraid of what people thought of him. His leadership, service, and example made incredible impact in his time and today. Character Similar to Paul:Deborah (Judges 4-5) - Deborah was another bold and confident leader. She didn’t feel the need to be front and center, but led through example and passion to help people fight. She helped other people see their potential to lead tooFurther Reading:Galatians - Paul wrote this book about the dangers of being obsessed with rules and people-pleasing. What really matters is a personal and real relationship with God

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