Quiz 4 (covey, Romans 7, etc) Flashcards
Win/ Win people seek _________ _________ in all human interactions
Mutual benefits
Win/Win people display _________ - based behavior
Principle
This behavior is seen in the __________ model where we all are loved, all sinful, all gifted, all called to meet the needs of the age.
Co-operation
Leadership style - understand who will take the lead based upon the talent/call of the moment. The scriptural example of this was displayed in the behavior of ____________
John the Baptist
The other three outcomes are _________ - based models which reflect a __________ philosophy
Competitive
Self-centered
Win/Lose People think that in order for them to win, someone else must lose. This type of thinking is rooted in seeking who gets the ________. The scriptural example of this was displayed in the behavior of _______.
Credit
Jewish Leaders
Win/Lose people have a leadership style that is _______ (other people are _______ - used to perform the task you want done).
Authoritarian
Tools
Win/Lose People hurt __________ because if both people arenβt winning, both are losing.
Relationships
Lose/Win People are considered _________
Doormats
Lose/Win people seek strength from popularity based on _______.
Acceptance
Lose/Win People have a leadership style of _________.
People-pleasing (sycophants)
Lose/Lose people become ________ with making the other person lose ( make them look bad), even at their own ______. (Gossip, factions, envy, jealousy, slander)
Obsessed
Expense
What is the spiritual βlawβ that Paul is referring to in Romans 7?
The Old Testament law that God gave as a guide for humanity
What is the unspiritual condition that Paul states humans are in?
Sin (self-centeredness)
Why are we a slave to the law when we are a slave to sin?
Due to our sin, we are unable to follow the law (no matter how much we try)
What phrase does Paul use to describe the internal situation between you and sin?
Wretched Condition
Is there an alternative to choosing between being a slave to sin or a slave to Christ?
No
What is the simplistic manner in which humans try to understand the world?
With stereotypes