The Word
Jesus said, "It is written, 'man shall not live on bread alone, but on every _____ that proceeds out of the mouth of God."
"Word"
Whose will should be the focus of our prayer?
God’s Will
How do we worship?
In Spirit and truth!
What started the church?
The Coming of the Holy Spirit
What does the bread and wine represent?
The Body and Blood of Jesus Christ
Through what medium does God communicate most?
The Bible or the Scriptures
How do we address God in prayer?
Has Father
What truth do we worship in?
The Gospel
What’s the main characteristic we should always see in the church?
UNITY
What does the giving of Jesus’ body and blood signify?
The giving of Jesus’ life for you and me
According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, what are the Scriptures useful for?
“For teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness.”
What’s the first aspect of God’s character acknowledged in the Lord’s Prayer?
His Holiness
Who is the place of our worship?
Jesus Christ
What are the four devotions at the center of the life of the church?
Teaching, Fellowship, the breaking of bread, and Prayer
What character trait does Jesus demonstrate when He washed the disciples’ feet?
Humility
In 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Paul identifies Scripture as words coming directly from the mouth of God by describing it as _______?
“Inspired by God”
What expectation is attached to our petition for forgiveness?
Forgiving others or forgiveness
What event in history turned the place of worship from a place to a person?
The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ
How is the preaching of the word distinct from a speech or a presentation?
The Holy Spirit works in it.
What does ‘covenant’ mean?
Agreement or relationship
What Old Testament passage does Jesus reference in Matthew 4:4?
Deuteronomy 8:3
What do we get out of prayer?
Communion or relationship
What is the Spirit’s role in our worship?
He brings us to Jesus/ Makes relationship real
What does the Greek word ‘Ekklesia’ mean?
Those who are called out
What is the main purpose of the Lord’s Supper
to bring to mind the work of Christ/ the Gospel