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LDR 150 Test 2 - Character and Service Flashcards

1
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Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.

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Galatians 5:25

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Does the Lord delight in burnt offerings and sacrifices as much as in obeying the Lord? To better obey is better than sacrifice, and to heed is better than the fat of rams.

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1 Samuel 15:22

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The place in scripture that teaches “Simply let your ‘yes’ be ‘yes’ and your ‘no’ be ‘no’; anything beyond this comes from the evil one.”

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Matthew 5:37

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What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if people claim to have faith but have no deeds? Can such a faith save them?

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James 2:14

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God created us with an intricate design in a fearful and wonderful manner

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Psalm 139

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“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”

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1 Peter 4:10

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“So in everything, do unto others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.”

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Matthew 7:12

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Which Biblical character was used to teach us that responsibility to service mean that serving someone in need is NOT optional?

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The Good Samaritan

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9
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The place in scripture that describes the confusion one experiences when finding direction while having two incompatible ways of thinking in their lives.

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James 1

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The place in scripture that clearly describes our struggle related with the attempt to align out faith, action, and words.

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Romans 7:21-25

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The place in scripture that contracts the perspective of pursing God’s Will or the pattern of the world.

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Romans 12

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12
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The place in scripture that describes David’s struggle with sin.

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Psalm 51

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Who stated “all men caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny….. I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be, and you can never be what you ought it be until I am what I ought it be.”?

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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14
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Who stated “a man is but a product of his thoughts….what he thinks, he becomes”?

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Ghandi

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15
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What are the three-fold manners of congruence that the text advises to live in?

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Faith
Action
Words

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16
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Making over-hyped promises to God when you’re struggling, like “God if you help me, I promise to never miss church again” or “never do that again” is an example of…?

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A burnt offering

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When you compartmentalize your morality. For instance, in one area of your life you will seek out God and His direction, while in another your feelings/emotions determine your direction, or saying one thing and doing another. These are an example of:

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Morals à la carte

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The book of James describes how our minds often leads to a strange condition as: “Quite often the two incompatible ways of thinking become a driving force that compels our minds to acquire or invent new thoughts or beliefs to minimize the amount of disagreement between our beliefs and actions.”

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Being double-minded

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19
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When we seek to honor, rather than demean, those we serve our goal is ________.

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Mutual edification

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20
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Our hope is in the deliverance from the struggle of finding congruency in our lives can come only through:

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The saving grace of Jesus

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21
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When we have an attitude of service, we value others around us in a spirit of _______.

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Community

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22
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Service implies that our actions of character are carried out with a sense of ______ to others.

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Responsibility

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23
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Having a self-centered perspective towards the needs of others will result in the _______ that “I know how it to live their lives better than they do.”

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Judgement

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24
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Having a God-centered perspective towards the needs of others will allow you to have _______ and recognize that “but by the grace of God, there go I.”

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Empathy

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25
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What was the teaching that Jesus used to instruct us that we will be known by what you DO, not what you say?

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Parable of the two sons

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This is the moral and ethical quality of people demonstrated in the actions taken in life consistent with the mind-set they establish in their lives.

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Character

27
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This is a linking relationship and association that joins, unites, and binds us to one another.

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Connection

28
Q

The Leadership curriculum states that Character expresses our value of ______.

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Self

29
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Our responsibility to service means that we do not see serving someone in need as ______.

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Required

30
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This is a matter that engages a person’s close attention, deep interest, or significant care.

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Concern

31
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Being in accordance with the accepted principles of right and wrong that govern conduct.

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Ethical

32
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This is being answerable or accountable for something or someone within our ability, power, or control to care for.

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Responsibility

33
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Of, pertaining to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the distinction between right and wrong.

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Moral

34
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This is an exertion of energy, power, or force to accomplish a desired end.

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Action

35
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This is a group sharing common characteristics, interests, and heritage.

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Community

36
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This is a feeling of appreciative, often deferential, regard and esteem.

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Respect

37
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This is the noblest form of love carried out in life’s relationships.

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Servanthood

38
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When we seek after the calling God has given to our lives we are expressing the foundational values of _____.

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Service

39
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Our life is _____ when the principles we claim to believe for our lives does NOT equal the way we actually live our lives.

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Not Congruent

40
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This is a concept that is used to explain how character and service function to support the inner connectedness of humanity.

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Fabric of Society

41
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If you answered that God created the world and everything in it, and you make your choices regarding Character within that belief structure, this will lead to _____.

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Harmony

42
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If we answer that we exist for ourselves or that there isn’t and overall meaning to our existence, our actions would lead us down a path of _____.

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Purposelessness

43
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Being able to understand all that is happening in a moment is recognizing what the _____ of the moment is.

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Authority

44
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If we believe that we have an eternal place in the universe, we pursue our life-calling in our relationship with God and find our _____ in trying to continually mature.

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Significance

45
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The Leadership curriculum states that Faith expresses our value of _____.

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Reality

46
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Our life is ______ when the principles we claim to believe for the rest of our lives equal the way we actually live our lives.

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Congruent

47
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When you see a need in society, God id revealing to you that you have a _____ to fill that need.

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Service

48
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The Leadership curriculum states that Service express our values of _____.

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Others

49
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When we identify and sharpen our God-given gifts, we are expressing the foundational value of _____.

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Character

50
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This is the strongest when individuals are identifying and sharpening their gifts in the roles they are called to.

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Teamwork

51
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If the principles in our life do NOT match the way we actually live our lives, what are our only two options that we have to do in order to make them match up?

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Change our behavior

Change our values

52
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_____ is the involuntary act of serving another person and it is carried out in our _____.

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Servitude; body

53
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_____ is the decided act of serving another person and it is carried out in our _____.

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Service; mind

54
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_____ is the attitudinal act of serving another person and it is carried out in our _____.

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Servanthood; spirit

55
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_____ When you love and accept others, you are NOT _____ them.

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Mutual respect; judging

56
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_____ When you listen and learn from others, you are NOT _____ them.

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Mutual Trust; correcting

57
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_____ When you serve and partner with others, you are NOT _____ them.

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Dignity; directing

58
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What are the five key concepts required in order to understand that our Life Calling is connected to the spirit of our community?

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  1. Open your eyes to the plight of others as you would do for yourself
  2. Have compassionate concern toward’s someone’s situation rather than a negative, critical attitude
  3. Bring goodness to a place where evil prevails
  4. Have a positive spirit of respect towards others
  5. Commit to take action to compassion, do not show pity or sympathy
59
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When we choose to surrender to Christ in our Life Calling, we will be able to _____ and _____ God’s will.

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Test and approve

60
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What are the three ways God’s Will is described?

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Good
Pleasing
Perfect

61
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What is the difference between “Sharing the gospel” and “telling people about God”?

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Sharing the gospel: attitude of equality and empathetic towards others
Telling: attitude of superiority and think you are better than them

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