Study Questions
for
Temptation’s Power
Luke 4:1-14
Pastor Bryan Walmer
March 8, 2026
Before answering these questions, take some time to read the passage from the sermon together or on your own.
What did this sermon tell us about God?
What did this sermon tell us about us as people?
What did you hear in this sermon that applied the most to your own life?
Which of the three ways that temptation works (justifies, offers shortcuts, twists the truth) do you find yourself wrestling with the most? The least? Which of those tactics is the hardest to resist? How can you become more aware of them?
How does knowing that temptation’s power is borrowed help you resist it?
How can you grow in each of the ways available to you to resist the borrowed power of temptation (The Scriptures, Spirit, and Son)?
What did this sermon tell us about God?
What did this sermon tell us about us as people?
What did you hear in this sermon that applied the most to your own life?
Which of the three ways that temptation works (justifies, offers shortcuts, twists the truth) do you find yourself wrestling with the most? The least? Which of those tactics is the hardest to resist? How can you become more aware of them?
How does knowing that temptation’s power is borrowed help you resist it?
How can you grow in each of the ways available to you to resist the borrowed power of temptation (The Scriptures, Spirit, and Son)?