Module Two Test

Given power as a prophet to denounce evil and declare what is righteous.

Micah

God, unlike a helpless idol, does what He pleases and is worthy of our trust.

Psalm 115:2-9

God is not intimidated by evil and will one day rise up in terrible anger against all rebellion.

Psalm 2

Everything in the world belongs to God.

Psalm 24:1

God has such power that He merely speaks and things happen.

Psalm 33:6-9

God reigns always—from everlasting to everlasting.

Psalm 93:1-2

What did Kenda Dean mean by, "Faith is a way of life, not only a body of information to master"? (Choose the best answer.)

True discipleship is the cultivation of trust in Jesus.

"If all people are lost and without hope by virtue of their sinfulness; if there is a God who has determined to save, if there is one atonement, if there is a God who actually makes alive and saves, if he keeps to the end those who are his—in short, if we are convinced that there is but one hope and one way—_______________________.

"We will not be silent, nor will we be still."

Which of these are the three ways that John the Baptist has modeled missions for us?

-A gospel centered lifestyle -A message of judgment and repentance -A testimony to the greatness of Christ

Which of these qualities are necessary to fulfill the role of an ambassador of Christ? (Choose all that apply.)

-An acceptance of the responsibility to extend God's reconciliation to others -A life-changing encounter with Christ -A desire to serve Christ out of love

Answer these questions to demonstrate your understanding of the church as a community of shared loyalty and identity. Which of these statements are true in regards to Christians and church?

-As Christ-followers become more like Christ, they grow closer in unity with each other. -Christ-followers have a common destination in Christ. -Christ-followers are given different gifts and roles to exercise in the church.

-Hudson Taylor and Robert Morrison -Adoniram Judson -William Carey -Robert Moffatt

-China -Burma -India -South Africa

Which of the following two descriptors did John the Baptist use to describe himself?

-Friend of the bridegroom -Voice

How is Faith coach Kris Hogan's statement, "You are just as valuable as any other person on Planet Earth," true to the gospel?

-It is a message of good news based on God's favor. -It is the conviction that everyone deserves a chance to encounter the love of God. -It recognizes that sin does not have to have the final say in a person's life.

Look at Jesus' answer in Acts 1:7-8. Which statements below are true of His response? (Choose all that apply.)

-Jesus did not provide a timetable for the final restoration of the kingdom. -Jesus pointed to the manner in which the kingdom would come.

Which of the following statements are false? (Choose all that apply.)

-Jesus's missionary command appears in three of the four Gospels, as well as in Acts. -The main verb in the Great Commission is "go."

While largely ignored in the past, the church in the Far East under Persian rule is now known to have experienced these things: (check all that apply)

-Mostly been eliminated under Muslim rule -Spread as far as China

What are some arguments against the Middle Ages being called the "Dark Ages"?

-New technology - the printing press and mechanization of labor -The building of great cathedrals - extreme examples of architecture -The beginning of universities - higher forms of education and scholarship

Which of these are essential qualities of ambassadors for Christ? (Check all that apply.)

-They truly know Christ as their Lord and King. -They have the presence of Christ in their lives. -They bring the good news of God's reconciliation.

What were the two images Jesus used to illustrate the need to pray to the Father for workers?

-sheep without a shepherd -harvest field

Which of these is considered "the Great Century" of Protestant missions?

1800s

What was the significance of the Student Volunteer Movement to modern missions?

All

What were the Gainesville State players' expectations before they arrived to play Faith Academy in football? (Chose the best answer.)

All other answers are correct responses.

It is very clear from this passage that faith is important to God. According to this passage, what is faith?

All the other answers are correct.

Given inspiring and reassuring words to say to David when he was in exile.

Amasai

This church sent Paul and Barnabas on their first missionary journey.

Antioch

What was John the Baptist's main message? (Choose the best answer.)

Bear fruits in keeping with repentance.

How do you know if someone really loves you? You could ask them, of course, but then it would just be their words. You could demand that they do loving things for you, but you would not know if they really cared. More importantly, you could observe their voluntary actions and see if they love you indeed. Then why would the Bible say, "without faith it is impossible to please God"?

Because it is our chance to show that we really love and trust God.

Why is it important for an individual believer to be connected to the church? (Choose the best answer.)

Believers can best understand their identity and purpose in God's community.

Gifted in craftsmanship and artistic designs in all kinds of materials.

Bezalel

Which of these examples is the best example of "being chosen" to become part of a special group for the purpose of "being sent?"

Brett was thrilled that he was finally going to live his dream. He was the new firefighter-paramedic at Station 11. He had completed all his certifications, a three-year apprenticeship, and a grueling exam, but with several others applying for the position, the fire department board still had to decide who got the job. With excitement, Brett prepared to start work Monday with the crew, ready to go out whenever a call came.

- Angela joined her sister at college and they are now roommates in an apartment off-campus. Many of their friends attend a popular campus church, but they explored all the options and found a church that ministers to international students. They quickly joined in to help in its efforts to reach these students.

Christ-centered

- Brian and his family have a long way to go to recover from a house fire where they lost almost all their possessions. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and many people have come alongside to help them start over and rebuild. As tough as things have been, Brian goes to church with a thankful heart because he sees God bringing his family together closer than ever and teaching him about the things that really matter in life.

Christ-centered

- Marshall also struggles with his pastor's approach to preaching. The sermons are interesting but seem rather superficial and rarely address the differences between biblical truth and secular values. Marshall has prayed for several weeks over his concerns and has scheduled a private meeting to share these with the pastor.

Christ-centered

What world religions share Abraham as a major figure in their history? (Choose all that apply.)

Christianity Islam Judaism

The church gained universal acceptance.

Christianity became weakened and diluted.

Which of these statements best describes authoritative prayer?

Commanding something that God wants done

Which Roman emperor was the first to become a Christian and endorse the church?

Constantine

Paul served here for at least 1½ years and considered himself a "father" of this church.

Corinth

Based on your studies this week, why is diversity among peoples a good thing? (Provide at least two sentences in your answer.)

Diversity among peoples is a good thing because it gives us the opportunity to learn about other cultures. This helps us be able to reach those other people.

Paul served here for three years; they grieved when he left.

Esphesus

God has guaranteed that the mission will succeed and that every people group will be represented in heaven. What has He not guaranteed in regard to this?

Exactly who the people will be in heaven

Read Hebrews 11:1. Based on this study of Abraham, give your own definition of faith.

Faith is stepping out of your comfort zone when God tells you to even though you do not know the reason. You put all your trust in God and do whatever He wants.

What was the purpose of the storm?

For God to work in the life of Jonah and display His power to the pagan sailors.

Why is it said that God is actually the main character in this story?

For all of the other reasons listed.

Paul labored to "give birth" to this congregation.

Galatia

After His resurrection, Jesus met His disciples in ____________ and that is where He gave them the Great Commission.

Galilee

Given courage and strength to lead Israel to defeat the Midianites.

Gideon

Why did God ask Abraham to leave his home country?

God wanted Abraham to break away from his old life and begin a new life of faith.

Based on this week's study, how would you refute these three objections to missions in the modern area? Write at least two sentences for each. 1. God does not need our help. 2. Some places are too hard or dangerous for missions. 3. The mission is already finished.

God will get things done without our help but He desires us to be obedient when called. God needs us to spread the news of He has done and what He will do. God will open the door for you to go to the dangerous places if that's where He wants you. When we have God we are able to get through anything. The mission is not finished it is still going on because there are still people who need to know. Jesus will come back one day and we need to tell everyone.

From this discussion of the body of Christ, how would you counter the argument from someone who says, "I don't need the church; I can worship and serve God just as well on my own"? (Use at least two sentences in your response.)

Going to a church faithfully not only is how God designed it but also helps us grow spiritually. Growing with the other members of the church is a huge benefit because they can help you stay accountable.

Why did Jonah resist God's call and refuse to go to Nineveh?

He hated the Ninevites because they were enemies of his people.

"You believe that God is one; you do well. Even the demons believe—and shudder!" (James 2:19 ESV).

Inadequate belief

Until He returns, what is the way that Christ has chosen to bring His kingdom to earth? (Choose the best answer.)

Heart transformation

"And he said to him, 'Teacher, all these I have kept from my youth.' And Jesus, looking at him, loved him, and said to him, 'You lack one thing: go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.' Disheartened by the saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions" (Matthew 10:20-22 ESV).

Inadequate belief

Define the meaning of the term "indigenous church" and explain the three principles advocated by Venn and Anderson.

Indigenous churches are run by the local people and are made to fit into that culture. Self-supporting is when a church can financially support themselves without any foreign help. Self-governing is when a church is not connected to any other church and everything is done with their own people. Self-propagating is when a church does indigenous work and does missions work in their land only.

God is so immense that the nations are like nothing before Him.

Isaiah 40:15-17

God is constantly aware of everything that is happening to us.

Isaiah 40:27-28

Which statement below best explains "the scandal of particularity"?

It is the resistance many people have to the idea that God would enter human history in a very localized way.

In Acts 1:8, what four geographical entities did Jesus give to indicate the progressive spread of the gospel? List the four geographical areas mentioned.

Jerusalem Judea Samaria Earth

How does Jonah the prophet compare with Eric Liddell, the "Flying Scotsman"? (Choose the best answer.)

Jonah and Eric are opposites in regards to their first response to God's call to mission.

Which one of the following statements is not true?

Jonah was the only person God could use to warn Nineveh.

Able to interpret dreams and provide wise counsel to the ruler of Egypt.

Joseph

Filled with the spirit of wisdom to be able to lead Israel into the Promised Land.

Joshua

God is always at work providing His mercy and kindness.

Lamentations 3:21-23

- Jody disagrees with the pastor's style of preaching. He thinks the pastor tells too many stories and fails to bring enough Scripture into his sermons. As a protest, Jody has stopped attending worship services. He still participates in a Sunday School class from time to time, but mainly to voice his complaints about the pastor.

Me-centered

- Jordan's dad was formerly a staff member in a church in another city, but was "down-sized" and lost his position when the church faced financial difficulties. Jordan and his family had to move when his dad found work in a Christian school. A year later, Jordan is still angry and hurt, and refuses to join his family as they get involved in a new church.

Me-centered

- A vision of God that causes fear and trembling.

Mt. Sinai

- Separation between God and sinful people.

Mt. Sinai

- The holy God who cannot abide sin and impurity.

Mt. Sinai

- A vision of God that invites love and worship.

Mt. Zion

- The holy God who has made people sinless.

Mt. Zion

- Unity between God and righteous people.

Mt. Zion

What did John mean when he said, "God is able from these stones to raise up children for Abraham"?

No one enters into God's kingdom merely by birthright.

Which of the following statements is not true about the early Christians?

None of them were Jewish

Which of the world religions below have no real connection or history with the figure of Abraham? (Choose all that apply.)

Paganism Polytheism Buddhism

This church gave sacrificially to Pauls' needs and ministry.

Philippi

Given superhuman strength to break out of bonds and defend himself against 1,000 men.

Samson

In your own words, explain why Saul of Tarsus was an unlikely candidate to become a follower of Jesus.

Saul was an unlikely candidate to become a follower of Christ because his job was killing those who followed Christ.

"And Peter answered him, 'Lord, if it is you, command me to come to you on the water.' He said, 'Come.' So Peter got out of the boat and walked on the water and came to Jesus" (Matthew 14:28-29 ESV).

Sincere trust

"But Peter and John answered them, "Whether it is right in the sight of God to listen to you rather than to God, you must judge, for we cannot but speak of what we have seen and heard." (Acts 4:19-20 ESV)

Sincere trust

"When he [Jesus] had entered Capernaum, a centurion came forward to him, appealing to him, 'Lord, my servant is lying paralyzed at home, suffering terribly.' And he said to him, 'I will come and heal him.' But the centurion replied, 'Lord, I am not worthy to have you come under my roof, but only say the word, and my servant will be healed'" (Matthew 8:5-8 ESV).

Sincere trust

The church came together in councils over doctrine.

Some branches of the church

What name did Count Zinzendorf give to his secret group of friends committed to Christ, loving others, and using their resources to spread the gospel?

The Order of the Mustard Seed

The church and state became allied.

The church became consumed with power.

In the story that Patty mentioned about her mission work, she commented on how important her family church was to her. She especially appreciated one thing they did for her. What was that one thing?

They prayed for her

Why did they do it? Why did the Faith Academy players and fans go to all this trouble for a prison team? (Keep in mind that this is a Christian school.)

They saw it as a chance to share the blessings and love of God that they had experienced.

What is the great similarity between John Newton and the Apostle Paul?

They saw themselves as great sinners forgiven by Christ Jesus.

What is Jesus' main intent in this declaration? (Choose the best answer.)

To authorize the multiplication of His faithful followers.

According to Christopher Wright, God's choice and calling of Abraham was an answer to a very serious and significant question. What was that question?

Was God's plan for creation and humanity ruined?

What does the example of Blondin at Niagara illustrate?

all

The Great Commission in Matthew 28 was meant for...

all followers of Christ

1. All ___________ has been given to Jesus. 2. Go and make disciples ______________. 3. Jesus will be with His followers ______________

authority disciples always

Complete this sentence: "The description of the church as many parts but one body in Christ is a perfect way to balance _____________ with _________________."

individuality...community

In the example of the rocky shore and the life-saving group, after a while the life-saving group became...

just a social group centered on their own interests.

In response to the Pharisees and others who questioned Jesus about when and where the kingdom of God would appear, Jesus said, "the kingdom of God is in the..."Luke 17:20-21.

midst of you

The kingdom of God is both and not .

now, yet

Instead of creating confusion or competition between evangelism and social ministry, Jesus modeled a _________ and ________ approach to His ministry.

preach...heal

What diagram was used to visualize the idea of Christ-followers growing in unity?

triangle

"One of the problems with a mission-less Christianity is that it _______________ people and the price Jesus Christ paid to obtain their __________________.

undervalues...salvation