Basic Relational Needs
Willingly receiving another person without needing to change them.
What is acceptance?
This was the biblical story and example used to teach about meeting needs.
What is the Good Samaritan?
Man's basic needs are water, food, shelter, and ___________.
What is connection?
This existed between God, man, and woman before sin.
What is harmony
Navy and silver
What are BCA's colors?
To communicate care and closeness through physical touch and loving words
What is affection?
This kind of response starts with what is, not what should be.
What is a relevant response?
Man's first human crisis.
What is being alone?
This reaction is automatic when I sin.
What is fear?
Mr. Frymire's favorite student.
Who is every student?
To urge forward and positively persuade toward a goal
What is encouragement?
A person in need.
Who is my neighbor?
You were not designed to live _____________.
What is alone?
These are the people impacted by sin.
Who are all of us? or Who is everyone?
The type of fish in the aquarium.
What are African Cichlids?
To value and regard highly; to convey great worth
What is respect?
Fear of the unknown, a sense of inadequacy, the cost of caring.
What are things that hinder us from caring for our neighbor?
To take thought of another and convey appropriate interest and support; to enter into another’s “world”
What is attention?
Antertainment, Apathy, Addiction, Arrogance, Abuse
What are examples of hiding?
The most prayed for weather forecast by students and faculty at BCA.
What is snow and ice?
To have confidence of harmony in relationships; free from harm
What is security?
This must motivate us to provide a relevant response in order for the care to be genuine.
What is compassion?
To come alongside with word, feeling, and touch; to give consolation with tenderness
What is comfort(empathy)?
This is the awareness that we are exposed and vulnerable. Also, a self-perception of being "dirty".
What is shame?
The least answered prayer offered by students and faculty.
What is for snow and ice?