Spiritual Disciplines Review

Pilgrim's Progress

100

This character represents the life of a Christian

Christian

200

The main character's burden is removed here

The Cross

300

This characters represents a pastor/preacher or someone who shares the gospel

Evangelist

400

This represents Christ, the entry point to salvation

The Wicket Gate

500

This character represents Satan, who opposes Christian on his journey

Apollyon

Hebrews

100

This is the primary audience of the book of Hebrews

Hebrews (Jews)

200

Hebrews emphasizes this person as the high priest and mediator

Jesus

300

Hebrews describes Jesus as superior to these heavenly beings who delivered the Old Testament law

Angels

400

This Old Testament priest-king is a key figure in Hebrews, symbolizing Christ’s eternal priesthood

Melchizedek

500

This chapter of Hebrews is often called the “Hall of Faith” because it lists important people as examples of living by trust in God

Hebrews 11

Baptism and Communion

100

This word describes a visible means of invisble grace

Sacrament

200

Baptism is the initiation of Christians into this

The Church

300

Peter preaches at this event, telling people to baptized for the forgiveness of sins and reception of the Holy Spirit

Pentecost

400

John Wesley calls this the "grand channel" of God's grace

Communion

500

This event in the Old Testament points towards baptism (4 possible answers)

Creation and waters of chaos (Genesis 1)

The Flood (Genesis 6-9)

The Exodus and the Red Sea (Exodus 14)

Crossing the Jordan (Joshua 3)

Fasting and Confession

100

People confess their sins to God, seeking forgiveness and this

Absolution/Reconciliation

200

Jesus fasted for this many days in the wilderness, setting an example for spiritual preparation

40

300

This is is the first example of fasting in the Bible

Adam and Eve (fasting from the fruit)

400

This chapter of Psalms contains David's prayer of confession after sinning with Bathsheba

Psalm 51

500

This season in the Christian calendar, lasting about 40 days before Easter, is a traditional time for fasting and repentance.

Lent

Stewardship and Solitude

100

This practice involves withdrawing from others to spend time alone with God in reflection or prayer.

Solitude

200

This term describes the responsible management of resources, time, or talents God has entrusted to a believer.

Stewardship

300

When practicing solitude, people are still and quiet, doing this

Focusing on God

400

In the Old Testament, people gave multiple tithes, totalling about this percent of their income.

23.3%

500

Joyful giving flows from this

(Transformed) Heart