According To The Bible, Are You a Faithful Servant?- Take the quiz

According To The Bible, Are You a Faithful Servant?

A faithful Christian is one who follows after Jesus and lives their lives according to His word. Is this you? Answer a few simple questions to learn if you are a Faithful Servant of God according to His Word.

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Question 1/10

A sister comes into the church in winter that is not wearing a coat, what do you do?

I hand her a Walmart gift card from my wallet, letting her know there was about $50 on it.

Hey, she's not my kid, or sister, why should I do anything?

I didn't know we had to help out people this way, what should I do?

She'll be warm while she is in the church, when she leaves, it's here problem not mine.

I give her the coat I wore, knowing I have another at home.

Question 2/10

Your boss is riding you again, and it seems about nothing at all. How do you handle it?

I will gossip about him around the watercooler. You know, what goes around, comes around?

There is nothing to be done, he has yelled before and will yell again. I can never please him.

I make rude comments about him behind his back, that will show him I am immune to his tactics.

I take a minute to pray then go into his office, find out what is wrong and ask how I can improve the processes we use to make our job easier and more efficient.

I would pray for him in my daily time with Jesus. There is nothing more I can do, I can't change him.

Question 3/10

When the church has put up a notice that a new deacon is needed to complete the board as one has moved away, what is your response?

I ignore the bulletin board at all cost, they are always looking for some kind of help. But I am Not a helper.

Me, a deacon. NOT. I would rather have a root canal than be a part of church leadership. Choose some other sucker, pastor.

I meet with the pastor to ask for the qualifications of a deacon and, if qualified, ask to submit my name for consideration.

I go to my husband and let him know of the need and ask him to apply.

I know I am not qualified, so I sign up for a leadership class so that I may be ready the next time.

Question 4/10

The church is planning a summer youth mission to plant a sister church in Mexico. How do you plan to help?

You mean church members are supposed to help out on those youth trips? Not me, I don't even like kids.

I would try to plan my vacation from work so that I could go with them and help chaperone the young people.

Our family has already booked flights for our vacation, but I can donate some of our vacation fund to help support the mission.

I will add the mission to my daily prayer time and ask the Lord to meet all of their needs.

I have no time for their mission, I have too many things in my own family to worry about. I can't go.

Question 5/10

Your Pastor is seeking volunteers to help at the rescue mission this week. They need food prep help, servers and someone to speak while dinner is being eaten. How do you respond to this need?

I put my name on the list saying I am willing and able to do any of those things. I will serve where most needed.

I don't mind helping out, but I am not a speaker. I can serve food though and don't mind doing so.

I am not able to help out this time, but I put my name down to help prep food next time they need someone.

Can I just give a donation? I don't like going to that part of town.

I didn't sign up to be slave labor, count me out!

Question 6/10

An elderly lady from your church now resides in a nursing home. Her family is far away and she has no visitors, what do you do?

Do you mean that we really need visit people in those places? I can't go there, someone might see me.

I get the contact info from Pastor, call and make appointment to visit at first opportunity.

I would get the address and send cards and letters once a week so she knows she is not forgotten.

I will see if one of my teenagers can fit a visit 2-3 times a month into their schedule, I am much too busy.

Maybe my family and I can work in a visit once in a while, but I can't commit to a long term visitation schedule.

Question 7/10

You have witnessed to a friend and they have received Jesus as Savior and Lord. What is your responsibility now?

I have done what is required. Now it is up to the church and the pastor to educate this new believer, not me.

I gave them a Bible and advised them to start reading at least a chapter each day, beginning in the book of John. That's enough! Its more help than I got when I was new.

I would set up a time we can meet together at least weekly to help them build up their foundation of faith.

I would call and check in on them a couple times a week to see how they were doing and try to answer any questions they have.

I would connect them with the new believers group at my church. They helped me out a lot.

Question 8/10

A missionary team - husband and wife - came to visit your church on a tour to gather support for the coming year. The Pastor's guest room is already occupied with his mother-in-law. How do you help?

Our family has a cabin just outside of town, I will give them the keys so they can have a nice, quiet place to themselves while they are here.

Well, I don't have a guest room, but I can give $20 to their ministry.

Why should I care where the missionaries stay. They are just here to collect donations.

I would invite the couple to stay in my guest room for their time in our area.

I would rent a nice motel room for them for their visit. This will give them some much needed privacy.

Question 9/10

Your church has out grown its current buliding and needs to build a larger campus for all of the ministry that they are involved in. How do you help?

I have saved up some money toward our family vacation, I will give half of it to help build our new church.

I can spare a few hours on Saturdays to help with the building. I so know how to swing a hammer.

Well, I will see if my teens want to help out the pastor in some small way.

I'm not a carpenter. That was Jesus' gig before He started preaching. They don't need my kind of help.

I can donate my time and labor to help build and I have $500 in my 'rainy day' fund I can give to the cause.

Question 10/10

The Nursery at church is in need of a new adult supervisor. What can you do to help out?

I can help out for the first service, I always go to the second one anyway.

I wouldn't mind helping out. I could do the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month during 1st and 3rd service for the next Sunday school quarter.

I can fit one Sunday a month into my calendar. How about during 2nd service on the last Sunday of each month for a quarter? Would that help?

I will get my daughter to help. She is 18 and well qualified in child care.

I don't have any children in the nursery, they are all grown and on their own. Why should I help?

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