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1
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Who coined the word the “Great Commission?”

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not certain

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2
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The great commission represents the shift “from a centripetal mission—up to Jerusalem—to a centrifugal mission—go therefore___________ from this place.

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out

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3
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Who in the church has the responsibility of participating in the Great Commission?

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Every Christian

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4
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Various religions think of God differently, but each has a large enough portion of the truth, so followers of different religions should be tolerant and excepting of all beliefs.

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false

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5
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What does the Great Commission imply regarding other religions?

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Other religions do not provide infallible books to know the one true God.

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6
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The comprehensive nature of Jesus’s authority is indicated by the word “____________________.”

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all

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7
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Which verb(s) or activities should be associated with the Great Commission? Select all that apply.

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Going

Teaching

Making Disciples

baptizing

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8
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Going and evangelizing are important, but they are not the goal.

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true

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9
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Most modern New Testament scholars and missiologists agree that the term ________________does not refer to modern nation-states in the way the term “nation” connotes today.

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ethnē

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10
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According to the authors, there is a commission to go, and a commission to make converts.

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false

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D. A. Carson rightly notes, “The New Testament can scarcely conceive of a disciple who is not baptized or is not instructed.”

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true

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According to Akin, which is not one of the “Basic commands of Jesus?”

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go to church

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13
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In what way will Jesus continue to be present with his future disciples?

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through the Holy Spirit

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14
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What is the antithesis of gospel fruit, and thus should be avoided at all cost?

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legalism

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Paul spoke of the pastoral nurture of congregations as a form of what?

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gardening

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16
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What is a faithful restatement of the gospel with rich implications for life, ministry and mission in a type of culture at a moment in history?

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theological vision

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17
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It is ok to use a specific ministry method without asking how your doctrinal beliefs relate to the modern world.

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false

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18
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Which are the reasons Keller chose the term “Center Church?”

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the theological vision is a the center of ministry

the gospel is at its center

the center is the place of balance

the geological vision is shaped by th and for urban and cultural centers

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19
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The Center Church theological vision can be expressed most simply in all of the following except which term?

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system

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20
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Everything taught in the Bible can be considered “the gospel.”

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false

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21
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Which are considered to be the equal and opposite enemies to the gospel?

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antinomianism

irreligion

moralism

religion

legalism

relativism

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22
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What is the reason things went so wrong in the world?

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sin

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23
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According to Keller, how are things put right in the world?

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faith

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24
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The Bible’s story line tells us the following?

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creation, fall, redemption, restoration

25
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What is not a historical curiosity; it is a constant pattern of how the Holy Spirit works in a community to counteract the default mode of the human heart?

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revival

26
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Revival consists not only of the renewal of true believers but also the _______________ of those within the covenant community who are only nominal believers.

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conversion

27
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Which is not one of the three ways to respond to God according to Keller?

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reason

28
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How we can bring the gospel home to the people so they can see its power and implications?

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a church recovers the gospel through preaching

inject an experiential element into is small group ministry

using the gospel in pastoral counseling

training lay leaders who minister the gospel to others

conversation

29
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What are the characteristics that define preaching for gospel renewal?

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Preach both the holiness and the love of God to convey the richness of grace

Preach Christ from every text

Preach not only to make the truth clear but also to make it real

Preach to distinguish between religion and the gospel

Preach to both Christians and non-Christians at once

30
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What shows people how the plot lines of the stores of their lives can only find a happy ending in Christ?

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sound contextualization

31
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According to Keller, contexualizing makes many people in conservative theological circles nervous and it should.

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true

32
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The subject of contextualization is particularly hard to grasp for members of which groups?

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socially dominant

33
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When we approach the biblical text, we come with a “pre-understanding,” a set of already established beliefs about the subjects addressed in the Bible.

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true

34
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If the Bible is seen as a ___________________product of human culture, then we are locked in an endless interpretive circle that goes back and forth between our culture and the Bible.

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fallible

35
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The Bible gives us a basic formula for contextualization and shows us how to keep a balance between which two approaches to culture?

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affirming, confronting

36
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Paul speaks of a stumbling block called what in the Corinthian church?

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skandalone

37
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What are the motivations when appealing to non-Christians to believe the gospel?

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simply out of a desire to be loved

for help with a problem

out of a desire for release from burdens of guilt and shame

out of fear of judgment and death

out of appreciation for the”attractiveness of truth”

to satisfy unfulfilled existential longings

38
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When it comes to contextualization, Keller says most Christian leaders are what?

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ignorant of the very idea of contextualization

naively against it

for it but don’t know how to do it

39
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Which people make decisions and arrive at convictions through insight and experience?

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Intuitional

40
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What derives from a seventeenth-century movement within the church in German-speaking Central Europe, in which the emphasis moved from doctrinal precision to spiritual experience, from clergy-led efforts to lay ministry, and from efforts to reform the intellectual and social order to emphasis on evangelistic mission and personal discipleship?

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pietism

41
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Which movement called Christians to engage and change culture by carrying out their vocations from a distinctively Christian worldview?

A

Kuyperian

42
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Which model engages culture largely through an emphasis on Christians pursuing their vocations from a Christian worldview and thereby changing culture?

A

transformationist

43
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The animating idea behind the which model is that God’s Spirit is at work in the culture to further his kingdom?

A

relevence

44
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Which Model teaches that God rules all of creation, but he does so in two distinct ways?

A

two kindgoms

45
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According to Keller, each model contains limited truth about the relationship of the gospel to culture. However, each alone can give us the full picture of the gospel.

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false

46
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The biblical material calls for a balance not of compromises but of “being controlled simultaneously and all the time” by all of the teaching in Scripture

A

true

47
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Which approach seeks to blend the cultural and biblical insights of all the models into our actual practice and ministry?

A

center church

48
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Which of the four seasons does Ralph Niebuhr say the church is in today? Not that is becoming increasingly marginalized in a post-Christian culture?

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autmn

49
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According to Keller, we are not chasing our Christ and culture model in the right way. What are the suggestions he gives to choose the right one?

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Avoid arrogance

Avoid frustration

Avoid blame

Avoid naïveté

50
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What are the traits of a missional church?

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being reciprocal

being incarnational

being contextual

being evangelistic

51
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What word has significantly different meanings and is used in different ways by different authors, organizations and churches–leading to much confusion about what it actually means?

A

missional

52
Q

What is the idea that “to be missional is to be _____________” is too narrow?”

A

evangelistic

53
Q

A church can robustly preach and teach the classical evangelical doctrines and still be missional.

A

true

54
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Which are the marks of a Missional Church?

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The church must confront societies idols

The church must be counterculturefor the common good

The church must itself be contextualized and should expect nonbelievers inquirers, and seekers to be involved in most aspects of the church’s life and ministry

The church must contextualize skillfully and a communicate in the vernacular

The church must practice unity

The church must equip people in mission and in every area of their lives

55
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According to Keller which organizations that have no movement dynamics are like a person on a life support machine?

A

churches, church

56
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In what book(s) is/are planting churches not a traumatic or unnatural event?

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acts

57
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The way to renew the existing churches of a city is by planting new ones.

A

true

58
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Which are the parts of the gospel ecosystem according to Keller?

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Contextualized theological vision

Specialized ministries

Church planting and church renewal movements

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