BIBLICAL STEWARDSHIP - FINAL EXAM - CLAIM

"The lack of money is not the greatest obstacle to revival."

• True

• False

• Maybe

• Sometimes

When will Money become a hindrance to the progress of the church?

• When man ceases to operate by faith and begins to trust in his abilities rather than God’s.

• When man fails to obey God’s Words, practice His principles, and follow His plan.

• When disobedience blocks the way of God’s blessings.

• All of the above

"No amount of money can compensate for the willful disobedience of man." What does this statement mean?

• Obedience is better than sacrifice.

• There is no substitute for obedience.

• Obedience is more important than money.

• All of the above

"Methods change but principles remain the same." What does this statement imply?

• Methods are constant.

• Principles are immutable.

• Principles are changeable.

• None of the above

What determines man’s happiness, health, wealth, relationship with God, and eternity?

• It depends on his faith

• It depends on his obedience.

• It is up to God

• It is none of my business.

“Stewardship is not a subcategory of the Christian life. Stewardship is the Christian life." What does Randy Alcorn mean by this statement?

• Stewardship is just a part of our Christian Life.

• Stewardship constitutes our Christian Life.

• Stewardship is but a subcategory of our Christian life.

• None of the above.

God said to Cain, “If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? And if thou doest not well sin lieth at the door” (Genesis 4:7). According to this verse, what one must do in order to be accepted?

• do good

• do well

• do right

• just do it

It is a simple but essential truth of biblical stewardship. It means God owns everything.

• Divine stewardship

• Partial Ownership

• Divine ownership

• Total Ownership

He was the first steward.

• Noah

• Abraham

• Moses

• Adam

What are the responsibilities of Adam as the first steward?

• to dress and guard the garden

• to dress and to keep the garden

• to keep the garden in order

• to make the garden productive