What does it mean to test God? And how do you know when something that looks like faith is actually foolishness?In this sermon from Matthew 4:5-7, we examine the second temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. Satan takes Jesus to the pinnacle of the temple and even quotes Scripture (Psalm 91) to try to convince Him to prove Himself. But Jesus exposes the trap by responding with Deuteronomy 6:16 — “You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.”This message explores a dangerous spiritual mistake many people make: misusing the Bible to pressure God into proving Himself.You’ll learn:- Why Satan quoted Scripture during Jesus’ temptation- The difference between real faith and testing God- How people today misapply Bible verses like fortune cookies- Why trying to force God’s hand is not faith- How the story of Massah in Exodus connects to this temptation- Why trusting God’s character is better than demanding proof- Whether you are exploring Christianity or have followed Christ for years, this teaching will help you recognize when faith crosses the line into foolishness.- The good news of the Gospel is that even when we fail, God’s grace meets us in our foolishness and calls us back to trust Him.- Stop testing God. Start trusting Him.Scripture in this Message- Matthew 4:5-7- Psalm 91- Deuteronomy 6:16- Exodus 17 (Massah)Topics Covered- The Temptation of Jesus explained\- Misusing Scripture- What it means to test God- Faith vs foolishness- Trusting God in difficult circumstances- Spiritual warfare and temptation