Are you a True Believer?

The Bible tells us the characteristics of True Believers. Answer a few questions to find out if you're a True Believer according to the Scripture.

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Question 1/10

One of the Fruit of the Spirit is Joy. When it is present within us Joy has an added benefit, what is it?

You mean Christians are supposed to wear fruit?

I don't feel any different, so it's all the same to me.

This Joy, the Joy of the Lord, strengthens Believers

One fruit has the same effect as another, they prove we are God's children

When filled with Joy we are nicer to be around

Question 2/10

We are God's Temple and every building needs a strong foundation. What is a Christian's Foundation?

Growing up in a house full of faithful believers is OK.

Going to church once a week goes a long way.

Attending church, reading the Bible and Praying works for most.

We are to be built on a foundation of Christ's Teachings, which is the Bible.

A healthy person has adopted a balanced eating plan and exersize program.

Question 3/10

How should a Christian behave to their enemies?

Rough them up on a regualr basis, they will learn to leave you alone.

Don't go out of your way, but if they are where you are be polite.

If they are in need and you can help, do it while smiling and keeping the peace. And pray for them all the time.

Be nice to them, everywhere and all the time.

If it feels good, do it ... just don't kill them, murder is still a sin.

Question 4/10

How are Believing employers to treat their employees?

Being a Christian Employer has slightly challenges one's ethics, but nothing much is changed.

Praying for them in your daily time with God as you would other people you care for.

Honoring the golden rule in all aspects of life.

Being a Believer doesn't work in business. Employers must keep their faith out of the work place.

Fairly and with respect, then the Lord will treat them this way.

Question 5/10

Paul says Christian Wives are to be submissive to their own husbands ... what does that mean?

It means choosing to follow his lead at least 75% of the time.

It means listening to his ideas, but doing what seems good to you regardless of his input.

Submission isn't subserviance, it is a voluntary attitude of cooperation and shared burden. It is making decisions together for what is best for all in the family.

Submission doesn't matter, just live like you want.

It is total subordination to your master or spouse.

Question 6/10

Where does a Christian get their wisdom?

It comes directly from God; through the Bible, the filling of His Holy Spirit and other Believers.

Parents and other older persons are a font of wisdom

There is no godly Wisdom for Believers.

They ask their pastor and Sunday school teachers for it.

From their local public library

Question 7/10

Believers are to love one another. In Romans, Paul adds another aspect to how we are to love, what is it?

Love no one.

Love who?

Loving encompasses the whole of the gospel message, so just love one another.

Love without end.

Love without hipocracy.

Question 8/10

Jesus has strong opinions on how to deal with persecutors, what is it?

Believers are to bless those who persecute them.

We can treat persecutors any way we want to. He gave us no specific orders.

As long as we are polite, we can be as mean as we choose.

We are to hunt them down and keep them from hurting other believers.

We should treat them as we want to betreated, nothing more and nothing less.

Question 9/10

Jesus said we are not to take revenge for for ourselves. Who is our avenger?

God has a team of warrior angels who act as His personal avengers.

The church is God's avenging army. we will avenge one another.

The Lord says He will avenge us Himself, in due time.

Settle it in your own manner, there is no one else who will.

You can always rely on your big brother to take care of you.

Question 10/10

Christians are to have Brotherly Love, how is it described in the Bible?

Christians aren't really called to be loving.

We have to love like brothers?

Just treat each other like they are part of the family, because they are.

With Mutual Love and Respect, each allowing the other to take the lead in ministry and service to God.

Hugging each other when you meet is a good place to start.

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