Persecution Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is Christian persecution?
Discrimination, abuse, or violence faced because of faith in Jesus.
In what ways are Christians persecuted?
Imprisonment, social exclusion, violence, or even death.
Where is persecution most common today?
Countries like North Korea, Iran, Afghanistan, and parts of Africa.
Why are Christians targeted?
Their faith may conflict with political regimes or dominant religions.
What does the Bible say about suffering for faith?
It brings spiritual reward.
How did early Christians deal with persecution?
They continued spreading the Gospel with courage.
How should Christians respond to persecution?
With forgiveness, prayer, and love.
What is Open Doors?
A charity that supports persecuted Christians.
Why is forgiveness important?
Jesus taught love for enemies.
How can other Christians help?
Prayer, petitions, donations, and awareness.
What can persecution lead to?
Stronger faith and church unity.
What is the Church’s role in persecution?
To stand in solidarity and offer spiritual support.
How does persecution relate to mission?
It shows commitment and often strengthens outreach.
Why do persecuted Christians keep their faith?
They believe in eternal life and God’s presence.
How does persecution fulfil Jesus’ prophecy?
Jesus warned that his followers would face hatred.
