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Multiple Choice Questions

QUESTION 1:

In the sermon, Pastor Bola quotes a servant of God who states: “There is no miracle, there is only revelation.” What is the best interpretation of this statement in the context of healing?

HAS) Miracles don't actually exist; only our understanding changes.
B) Revelation completely replaces the need for miracles in the Christian life
C) A deep understanding, when it descends into the heart, produces an inner change that necessarily manifests outwardly.
D) God no longer performs miracles today, only mental revelations.

QUESTION 2:

According to the sermon's teaching, why is it problematic to attribute one's illness to God by saying "If the Lord did this to me..."?

HAS) Because God might get upset and make the situation worse
B) Because it creates a logical contradiction that makes it impossible to ask for healing with faith
C) Because all diseases come exclusively from the devil, never from God.
D) Because it is disrespectful to God to suggest that he uses illness

QUESTION 3:

Psalm 91:1 says, “He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High.” What critical distinction does Pastor Bola make regarding this verb “dwell”?

HAS) It means that one must physically live in a church
B) It refers to a permanent dwelling in the secret place, a profound inner life, as opposed to an occasional visit to the church.
C) He suggests that we should pray 24 hours a day without interruption
D) It simply means attending Sunday services regularly

QUESTION 3:

When Pastor Bola says “Medical truth is not biblical truth”, what distinction is she actually making?

HAS) Medicine is useless and Christians should never consult doctors
B) A diagnosis may be biologically true but remains biblically changeable if one develops their faith.
C) All illnesses are illusions and doctors systematically lie.
D) The Bible contains medical information that is more advanced than modern science.

QUESTION 4:

Pastor Bola states: “It is irresponsible for a child of God not to build their faith for healing.” What is the logic behind this strong statement?

HAS) Because without faith in healing, one cannot prosper financially.
B) Because God will punish those who do not develop this dimension of faith
C) Because others around us need healing and we have access to God's power for them; failing to develop this faith could cost lives.
D) Because healing is the main sign that one is truly saved

QUESTION 5:

Pastor Bola states: “It is irresponsible for a child of God not to build their faith for healing.” What is the logic behind this strong statement?

Discussion questions

QUESTION 1: On “It is HE who delivers you”

In the sermon on Psalm 91:3, Pastor Bola emphasized three words: “It is HE who delivers you.” She asked the congregation to repeat this phrase until it becomes a reflex, a mentality, a way of thinking in all circumstances.

What is the current situation in your life where you most need this revelation that “it is HE who delivers”? In what specific area have you made a habit of seeking deliverance from somewhere other than God, whether in medicine, human strategies, or your own strength?

QUESTION 2: On the fowler's net and the plague

Pastor Bola explained that Psalm 91:3 mentions two types of threats: the fowler's snare (hidden, unexpected dangers, situations where one feels trapped without a solution) and the plague (contagious diseases affecting “everyone”). She emphasized that in the face of these two realities, the mindset of a child of God should be: “He delivers me.”

Which of these two threats best describes your current situation? Are you in a “fogger’s snare” (trapped in a chronic or seemingly hopeless situation) or facing a “plague” (a common ordeal where you are tempted to accept the same fate as others)? How could you shift your perspective from resignation to expecting divine deliverance?

QUESTION 3: On staying vs. visiting

Pastor Bola drew a critical distinction between “dwelling” in the shelter of the Most High (Psalm 91:1) and simply “visiting” God occasionally. She explained that many Christians lead a purely outward life: they come to church to receive prayer but do not remain in the secret place. She clarified that this deep inner life is where transformation takes place and where the Holy Spirit always returns.

Honestly assess your own spiritual life: are you a “resident” of the secret place or an occasional “visitor”? Specifically, what currently characterizes your “inner life” with God? If you had to describe the state of your daily communion with the Lord in one sentence, what would you say?

QUESTION 4: On revelation vs. comfort

In her teaching, Pastor Bola stated: “Revelation is more important than comfort. The word of God was not given primarily to comfort us, but to transform us.” She explained that one can read a verse and feel momentarily comforted without the situation changing, but that revelation produces an inner change that necessarily manifests itself outwardly.

When you read the Bible or listen to a sermon, are you primarily seeking comfort (to feel better temporarily) or revelation (a transformative understanding)? Can you identify a current situation where you settled for comfort when God wanted to give you a revelation that would completely change things?

QUESTION 5: On the origin of the disease

Pastor Bola was categorical on a crucial theological point: “God is not your problem. Remember, God is not at fault.” She explained that if one attributes their illness to God by saying “If the Lord did this to me…,” one can never ask for healing with faith, because one would be asking God to go against His own will.

Have you ever attributed an illness, affliction, or trial directly to God? If so, how has this belief affected your ability to pray with faith for change? Are you ready to uproot this idea today and acknowledge that God is not the author of your affliction, even though He can reveal its cause?

QUESTION 6: On God's faithfulness as a shield

Psalm 91:4 declares that “his faithfulness is a shield and breastplate.” Pastor Bola clarified that the Hebrew term refers to equipment covering the entire body: total fortification, total protection, total help. She added, “The more we become aware of his faithfulness, the more we know how covered and protected we are.”

On a scale of 1 to 10, how aware are you of God's faithfulness in your current situation? What events from biblical history (David, Hannah, Mary) or from your own life could help you increase this awareness of His faithfulness? How would this revelation concretely change the way you approach your daily challenges?

QUESTION 7: On medical truth vs. biblical truth

Pastor Bola made a powerful statement: “Medical truth is not biblical truth. Biologically, it’s true; physiologically, it’s true. But biblically, it’s changeable.” She recounted the story of a servant with “incurable” cancer who consulted God and was completely healed in 30 days.

When faced with a negative medical diagnosis (current or past), what is generally your first reaction? Do you immediately accept the diagnosis as final, or do you consult God to understand the biblical perspective? If you were to receive a serious diagnosis today, what would be your spiritual protocol before accepting or fighting it?

QUESTION 8: About what we wrongly accepted

Pastor Bola made a powerful appeal: “Someone is going to decide that something they have lived with for a long time must now change.” She explained that many Christians live in resignation, accepting chronic afflictions as “normal” when God wants to remove them.

What have you accepted in your life (chronic illness, emotional distress, difficult situation) by telling yourself, “That’s just the way it is, I have to live with it”? How did you go from fighting faith to passive resignation? Are you ready today to rebel against what you had accepted and declare, “This has to change now”?

QUESTION 9: On building one's faith for others

Pastor Bola was direct: “It is irresponsible for a child of God not to build their faith for healing. Because there are many people around you who will one day need healing.” She gave the example of Béa, who had never prayed for anyone at first, but who now sees colleagues healed and suicidal people saved.

Have you ever prayed in faith for the healing of someone else (outside of your immediate family)? If so, what prevented you from doing so? Who in your professional or social circle might need you to develop your faith for their healing? Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone and become a channel for God's power?

QUESTION 10: On the terrors of the night

Pastor Bola recounted the story of a woman in Nigeria who suffered an attack in her sleep and woke up partially paralyzed. She stated, “A child of God should not suffer the terrors of the night.” Psalm 91:5 promises, “You will not fear the terror of the night, nor the arrow that flies by day.”

Do you experience night terrors (recurring nightmares, attacks in dreams, panic attacks upon waking, sleep paralysis)? If so, have you accepted them as “normal” or are you actively fighting them? What would it concretely mean for you to declare: “I reject night terrors in the name of Jesus” and take authority over your dream life?

QUESTION 11: Summary – Your vocabulary and expectations

Pastor Bola emphasized two points throughout the sermon: (1) change your vocabulary (stop saying “I can’t take it anymore,” start saying “He delivers me”) and (2) change your expectations (“We shouldn’t have the same expectations as those who don’t know the Lord”). She stressed that our words trigger realities and our expectations reveal our faith.

Take an honest look at your everyday vocabulary this past week: how many times did you utter words of defeat versus words of faith? Are your expectations regarding challenges (illness, finances, relationships) truly different from those of a non-believer, or are you living “like someone without God”? What specific phrase will you replace this week with a declaration of faith?

QUESTION 12: Commitment – November 2nd and your responsibility

Pastor Bola announced the healing day on November 2nd and issued a challenge: “Don’t come alone. Even if you need healing—especially if you need healing—bring someone. Be God’s agent for someone else.” She shared how Harmony was saved because someone shared an invitation on Facebook.

Who will you specifically invite for this day? Name at least three people in your life who need a healing miracle. Will you invite them verbally, send them testimonial videos, or share on your social media? What concrete action will you take this week to be “God’s agent” in someone’s life? Do you understand that your obedience in this area could literally save a life?