PRACTICAL COMMITMENTS REVIEW QUESTIONS Flashcards
Give seven examples of spiritual disciplines: ________ ___________________________________________.
prayer; praise; worship; confession; fasting; meditation; and study
Through prayer, we express our trust and _____ on Jehovah God for our needs and for the needs of others.
dependence
Through periods of fasting, we draw close to God, meditate on the passion of Christ, and discipline ourselves to ________ to the control of the Holy Spirit in all areas of our lives.
submit
We are assured of divine forgiveness by ____________ _______________________.
confession of our sins to God
Through meditation on and study of the Word of God, we enhance our own spiritual growth and prepare ourselves to help guide and _________ others in scriptural truths.
instruct
The life of Christian discipleship calls for the fulfillment of our duties to the body of Christ. We are to unite _____ with other members of the church.
regularly
Sunday is the Christian day of worship and commemorates the ____________ of Christ.
resurrection
We are to provide for the financial needs of the church by giving of ___________ and offerings.
tithes
It is our duty to respect and to ___________ to those whom the Lord Jesus has placed over us in the church.
submit
Our submission must be a manifestation of the spiritual grace of ___________.
humility
We are to avoid affiliation with oath-bound societies. They may appear to have spiritual character, but by being ________ and ________, they contradict Christian spirituality.
oath-bound; secretive
Christians must not belong to any body or society that requires or practices an _____ that supersedes or excludes their fellowship in Christ.
allegiance
In the Scriptures, the virtues of thrift and simplicity are honored, but the vices of _____ and ostentation are solemnly prohibited.
waste
The living of a godly and sober life requires the wise and frugal use of our temporal blessings, including _____, _____, and _____.
time; talent; money
As good stewards we are to make the most of our time, whether for _____ or for work.
recreation
The idle use of leisure time degrades, but the edifying use of it brings inner _____.
renewal
All our work and play should _____ the name of God.
honor
Our body is the _____ of the Holy Ghost, and we are to glorify God in our body.
temple
We are to walk in the Spirit and not fulfill the lust of the _____.
flesh
First Corinthians 6:9 lists various __________ which do not glorify God, and which characterize unrighteousness.
fleshly behaviors
Worldly _____ such as hatred, envy, and jealousy are condemned in Scripture.
attitudes
Corrupt ________ such as gossip, angry outbursts, and filthy words are condemned in Scripture.
communication
The literature we read, the programs we watch, and the music we listen to profoundly affect the way we _____, think, and behave.
feel
It is imperative that the Christians read, watch, and listen to those things which inspire, instruct, and _____ to a higher plane of living. allegiance waste time; talent; money recreation renewal honor temple flesh fleshly behaviors attitudes communication feel challenge.
challenge
Literature, programs, and music which are _____ in content and _____ in nature must be avoided.
worldly; pornographic
A Christian is not to attend (or watch on television) movies or theatrical performances which are _____.
demoralizing
The use of leisure time in the life of a Christian should be characterized by those activities which edify both the _____ and the _____ of Christ.
individual; body
We are to avoid _____ and _____ which are of this world.
places; practices
A Christian must not be a part of any types of entertainment which appeal to the _______ nature.
fleshly
A Christian must not be a part of any types of entertainment which discredit anyone’s Christian _________.
testimony
A Christian should be __________________.
trustworthy, dependable, and a person of his/or her word
________ relationships with others is a natural outgrowth of our positive relationship with the Lord.
Trustful
_____ for others is the hallmark of the Christ-life.
Love
Swearing of oaths is contrary to a Christian’s _____ and should be avoided.
trustworthiness
Christ, by precept and _____, taught that we love our enemy and prefer our brother.
example
We should behave in a way that will point others to _____.
Christ
If we live in the Spirit, we will manifest the fruit (______ and _________) of the Spirit.
attitudes; actions
If we live in the Spirit, we will not fulfill the lusts of the _____.
flesh
Trustful relationships with others are a natural outgrowth of our positive relationship with the _________.
Lord
A lack of fruit-bearing in our lives will be _________.
judged
The family is the basic unit of _________.
human relationship