Lesson 13 - Motivating And Mobilising Your Laymen

Question 1

What is the formula for motivating people?

Answer 1

Purpose + Dignity + Confidence + Actions

= Results

Question 2

List the three traditional motivational approaches NOT recommended:

Answer 2

A) Guilt
B) Duty
C) Eternal Rewards

Question 3

List the three Scriptural approaches for motivation and mobilisation:

Answer 3

A) Gratitude to Jesus
B) Obedience to the Great Commission
C) Love for the lost

Question 4

List the results of the doctrine of the Nicolaitans in order?

Answer 4

A) Domination of the clergy
B) Abdication of the laity
C) Ministry by default

Question 5

List the three things the church has been described as in the scriptures:

Answer 5

A) A bride
B) A temple
C) The body

Question 6

List six of the nine service gifts:

Answer 6

A) Serving 
B) Teaching
C) Encouragement 
D) Giving
E) Leadership
F) Mercy
G) Helps
H) Administration 
I) Prophecy

Question 7

What does the word ‘minister’ mean in the Greek?

Answer 7

Servant

Question 8

What gives the layman confidence?

Answer 8

Training the layman

Question 9

What are the four ways to motivate constantly?

Answer 9

A) Positive preaching
B) Lifting, Inspiring worship
C) Open acknowledgements
D) Ambassadors of Evangelism

Question 10

True or false:

God will give the increase if one person sows and waters

Answer 10

False

Question 11

True or False:

Mobilising and motivating the laity gives purpose.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

True or false:

Not everyone in the church can be a minister.

Answer 12

False