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GLST 200 Quiz 8
GLST 200 Quiz 8 Liberty University Set 1 What major Christian figure led the leaders and participants in signing the Lausanne Covenant? Christ followers who are not in vocational full time ministry require a career change to make an impact in missions. ____________________ is a term that describes when Christian business professionals become effective in…
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GLST 200 Quiz 7
GLST 200 Quiz 7 Liberty University Set 1 According to Tim Keller, why is it that major cities are not being reached by the church on any kind of scale? Teaching someone to obey all that Christ commanded and to surrender all aspects of one’s life to Christ is the essence of: According to Neil…
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GLST 200 Quiz 6
GLST 200 Quiz 6 Liberty University Set 1 The Willowbank Report affirms that conversion is always sudden and happens in an instant. One strategy for alleviating poverty is relief. On what do relief efforts focus? Transformational development focuses on alleviating poverty in the short term. Relief efforts, if prolonged, can be detrimental because they take…
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GLST 200 Quiz 5
GLST 200 Quiz 5 Liberty University Set 1 The term ____________ refers to the structured customs and underlying worldview which govern people’s lives. A(n) ______________ is a relatively small association of peers who have an affinity toward one another based on shared interes, activity or occupation. Oral learners prefer an “abstract” mode of learning. Today,…
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GLST 200 Quiz 4
GLST 200 Quiz 4 Liberty University Set 1 Who founded the Summer Institute of Linguistics? What best describes J. Hudson Taylor’s “faith principle”? Who was the author of “An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use means for the Conversion of the Heathen?” A coalition of 11 campus ministries and 24 overseas mission agencies…
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GLST 200 Quiz 3
GLST 200 Quiz 3 Liberty University Set 1 What characterized the second period of Christian expansion (A.D. 400-800)? Columban, Patrick, and Boniface were missionaries in what period of Christian expansion? What was the critical turning point in the early church that unleashed the gospel to advance to the nations? As a result of the Crusades,…
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GLST 200 Quiz 2
GLST 200 Quiz 2 Liberty University Set 1 The vision of a universal kingdom only became evident at the END of Jesus’ ministry. According to N.T. Wright, the work of redemption at the cross should be seen as wholly separate from the inauguration of God’s kingdom. Which is NOT one of the three standard positions…
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GLST 200 Quiz 1
GLST 200 Quiz 1 Liberty University Set 1 According to Kaiser, Israel was never responsible for communicating the message of God’s grace to the nations – that only came later with the birth of the Church. Isaiah’s “servant songs” presented God’s purpose to exclude all nations but Israel from His salvation. God always keeps the…