Trust

Question 1

1 cor. 4:2, NIV, “Now it is required that those who have been given trust must prove faithful.”

Answer 1

1 Cor. 4:2, NIV, “Now it is required that those who have been given trust must prove faithful.”

Question 2

What is the objective of the session on trust?

Answer 2

To learn what trust is and why it’s foundational to a stable relationship.

Question 3

How is trust defined in relationships?

Answer 3

Trust is an assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone.

Question 4

What can trust also be described as?

Answer 4

Faith.

Question 5

What are the three aspects of trust?

Answer 5

• Insight
• Vulnerability
• Choice

Question 6

What does trust involve according to the content?

Answer 6

A ‘calculated risk’ because it asks us to carefully let things go out of our control.

Question 7

What happens to a relationship when trust is broken?

Answer 7

It will always damage it, and perhaps devastate it.

Question 8

What are the three factors that establish trust?

Answer 8

• A belief
• A knowing
• An action

Question 9

What does Romans 4 say about Abraham’s belief?

Answer 9

He was fully persuaded.

Question 10

What does Hebrews 11 teach about faith?

Answer 10

Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see.

Question 11

What does James 2 teach regarding faith and deeds?

Answer 11

Faith without deeds is useless.

Question 12

What is the first quality that blends together to form trust?

Answer 12

Confidence.

Question 13

True or False: Confidence can be placed in an unprincipled person.

Answer 13

False.

Question 14

What does confidence require according to the text?

Answer 14

It requires that we are governed by principles.

Question 15

It is a __________ we make

Answer 15

Choice

Question 16

It is a _______ _______ we take

Answer 16

Calculated risk

Question 17

It requires we be __________

Answer 17

vulnerable

Question 18

Trust that is upheld ___________ and _________ a relationship, while trust that is broken will always_________ it, and perhaps ____________ it.

Answer 18

Preserves, strenghthens, damage, devastate

Question 19

Confidence. We can only be confident of those people who we are sure we can_________

Answer 19

Count on

Question 20

To inspire such ______________ then requires that we are governed by ___________, because principles help____________ and keep us __________ in our ___________ despite the circumstances.

Answer 20

Confidence, principles, regulate, steady, conduct

Question 22

_____________people are _______ motivated and _________

Answer 22

Reliable, self, dependable

Question 23

To be_____________ means we make decisions and determine our behaviour based on the ____________ and the best thing in light of _____ __________ rather than on __________ of what we want or desire in ___ _______

Answer 23

consistent, right, the whole, whim, the moment

Question 24

Acts 26:20, AMPC,”do works and live lives consistent with and worthy of their__________.”

Answer 24

Repentance

Question 25

__________ _______________ does not sacrifice _____________ or _____________

Answer 25

Biblical loyalty, truth, justice

Question 26

__________says, "You can ___________ on me to ___________ and fulfill my word to you no matter how__________ or uncomfortable or costly that might be.

Answer 26

Trust, count, keep, difficult

Question 27

"The Lord____________lying lips, but He _____________in men who are truthful."

Answer 27

Detests, delights

Question 28

Trust is the most ___________ leg of relationships, so when we do not uphold trust, it quickly begins to ________the well-being of a relationship.

Answer 28

Fragile, erode

Question 29

Once trust has ___________ down, the only wat to see it return to strength is for those who have been _________ to be ___________ to rebuild, and for those who have ________________the trust to be willing to be ___________

Answer 29

Broken, hurt,willing,damaged, proven