How reformed evangelical are you?

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What is the doctrine on which the church stands or falls?
- Justification by faith
- Justification by faith alone
- Justification by grace
- Justification by grace alone
- Salvation by faith
- Salvation by faith alone
What's the Bible mainly about?
- The very Word of God
- The good news of God concerning his Son Jesus Christ
- Moral guide for Christians
- Witness to Jesus Christ and the saints
- Proof texts for Christian philosophy
What does the "grace of God" refer to?
- Ability or power for man not to sin
- Good (church) family, health, joy
- Man's salvation
- Jesus Christ
- Holy Spirit
- Reformed theology
How should a reformed evangelical church view all other churches?
- They are competitors. We must have a unique selling point.
- They are our fellow brothers
- They are our comrades insofar as they believe in Jesus Christ
- They are heretics
According to Apostle Paul, what should a sermon seek to preach?
- How to be a better Christian
- Christology
- Church events
- The law
- Jesus Christ
- Theology
- Reformed orthodoxy
- Reformed doctrines
What must be done to church traditions?
- They must be purged from the church
- They must be conserved wholeheartedly
- They must be revitalized in accordance to the gospel when they become stale
- We don't have church traditions
- They must be determined by the church leaders who are most sensitive to the movement of the Holy Spirit
What is the main theme of the gospel according to Jesus?
- Go to heaven or eternal life
- Baptism of the holy Spirit
- Forgiveness of sins
- Justification by faith
- The kingdom of God
Thomas Cranmer is best known as?
- An anabaptist
- He's nobody, this is a trick question
- An editor of the BCP
- A hymn writer
- A theologian
Who is the gospel for?
- The pagans and the unbelievers
- Mature Christians
- Everyone
- New Christians
- Church people
What's the first priority: ministry or family?
- Ministry is the top priority. As long as we serve God diligently, God will also sustain our families
- Family is the top priority. Serving my family is my ministry.
- None is higher priority. I need to juggle both together to the best of my ability
- None, I need to put Jesus Christ first and he will give me wisdom to manage both
What does it mean to be Reformed?
- To uphold and live by reformed creeds, confessions, and catechisms
- To worship according to reformed principles
- To have a presbyterian church government
- To preserve continuously the purity of the gospel of Christ and seek to be found in him alone
- To live like the Puritans
- To be the only bearer of truth in the midst of not so pure churches
What does Jesus' Great Commission actually say?
- Evangelise unreached people groups
- Go to a distant land to preach the gospel
- Do personal evangelisation
- Baptize people
- Make disciples of all nations
- Jesus will be with us to the end of age
What is John Calvin's greatest contribution to Reformed worship?
- Ecclesiastical ordinances
- The Genevan Psalter
- The purging of the Roman Catholic ornaments
- Church discipline
- Preaching of the gospel as the centre
Which of the following statements do you think is most appropriate concerning the worship service?
- Only hymns and piano are allowed in a worship service
- There shouldn't be any instruments, words are most important, ideally we should only sing psalms
- Pop and rock music are not allowed, because it can't reach the depth of souls like classical music or hymns
- There's freedom in Christ, but discernment is a must
- Today's worship services are mostly heretical
As a church member, how do you build the church?
- Give offering for the church building and its maintenance
- Speak the word of Christ to one another and help one another
- Participate in church events
- Participate and serve in gospel rallies
- Be part of church committee
- Be a church staff
- Sustain the need of the pastors
What is Christian life about?
- My effort, sacrifices, and struggles for the Lord
- Becoming a better person
- Serving in the church
- Loving God and loving people
- Living in line with the gospel of Christ
- Being holy and becoming holy
What is your view on altar call?
- The altar call is always effective to the elect as the will of the pastor who calls is always aligned with God's will. Those who do not respond is not yet saved or a reprobate.
- The altar call is God's calling and the effectiveness of the call is based on the decision of each person.
- The altar call can sometimes be effective to the elect and sometimes not depending on God's will during the altar call.
- The altar call is, at best, a human call. God's calling is totally independent from the altar call.
What is the gospel?
- God loves you because Christ died for you!
- God loves you who believe in Jesus Christ
- God loves you whom he predestined to believe in Jesus Christ
- Repent from your sins that you may be accepted by God
- God loves those whom Christ died for
- God's love that He shows to us in the giving of his Son, Jesus Christ
- Believe and repent!
What did the church of Geneva sing during Calvin's time?
- Only the 150 psalms
- 150 psalms and a few other songs
- Hymns
- Plainchant
Who's the first Reformed theologian ever?
- Martin Luther
- Martin Bucer
- John Calvin
- Peter Martyr Vermigli
- Ulrich Zwingli
- Henry Bullinger
- William Farel
- Pierre Viret
Did the Protestant reformers seek to break away from the catholic church?
- No, they insisted they were the true catholics
- Yes, they were fed up with the Roman Catholic Church and sought to establish their own denominations
Do Christians have to redeem the culture (or the world)?
- No, Christ alone redeems the culture (or the world)
- Yes, Christ redeems the world through us
- No, Christ alone will redeem the whole world and the church today is to demonstrate what it means to be redeemed people
- Yes, we need to reform the government, the market, the school, and the family
What is the church?
- Worship services
- Worship place and building
- Gathered people who confess Jesus as Lord and their families
- Saved people
- Believers
How can a sinner receive a new life?
- By repenting of his sins and do good works
- By being justified through faith by God's grace alone
- By trusting God
- By the sacrament of baptism
- By being received into a local church
- By responding to altar call in a gospel rally
- By being united with Christ through faith by the Spirit
- By participating in catechism class
What is your hope on your deathbed?
- I am a reformed church member in good standing
- I once raised my hand in an altar call and confessed my belief in Jesus
- I am not my own but belong to God and to my Saviour Jesus Christ.
- I believe God is good
- I evangelised many people and many believed
- I worked very hard all my life to serve the Lord all my life
- I preached and many converted because of me
- I helped the church to grow greatly

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