Bible Quiz — John 15:11TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Why does Jesus say he has spoken these things to his disciples?

   So his own joy would settle in them, and their joy would reach completionSo they would face no hardship after hearing himSo they would have material for later teachingSo they would know he had finished speaking

2. What does Jesus want for the disciples' joy?

3. Which two results does Jesus name in the verse? Select all that apply.

   His joy lives in the disciplesTheir joy reaches completionThey understand every detail of the futureTheir troubles disappear at onceThey never need his words again

4. Jesus says his words are meant to fill his followers with joy. What does it mean to you that he wants your joy to grow, not just your obedience?

5. When your joy feels incomplete, which part of this promise do you most need to hear right now?

6. Which response best fits Jesus' purpose in this verse?

   Keep returning to Jesus' words and let them shape your joyTreat Jesus' words as helpful, but rely mostly on circumstances for joyUse Jesus' words mainly as information for discussionWait for life to get easier before taking joy seriously

7. Name one concrete thing you will do this week to make room for Jesus' words so your joy can grow.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.