Module 3: Biblical Worldview

Develop a biblical framework for understanding God, humanity, and the world.

Lesson 1: A new Nature

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My Identity in Christ

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Lesson 1 Quiz: A new Nature

Question 1 of 6

Question 1: At salvation we are given new hearts with new desires which is called being born again.

True

False

Question 2: The new birth is God improving our old nature and behavior and fixing our personality defects.

True, Our behavior is the main problem.

False, God killed the old nature on the cross and gave us a new nature.

Question 3: What is the Flesh?

A. The unrenewed thinking, strongholds, selfish desires

B. The body

C. The world

D. None of the above

Question 4: What is the difference between Conviction and Condemnation?

A. Conviction deals with the action because of your new identity.

B. Conviction draws you to repentance and keeps you in alignment.

C. Condemnation deals with your identity because of your action.

D. All the Above.

Question 5: You don't act righteous to become righteous you act righteous because you are.

True

False

Question 6: The new birth is ____________

A. A supernatural exchange where you receive: a new heart, a new spirit, God Spirit forever united with your spirit.

B. God completely renewing your mind once you are saved.

C. God changing all your behavior overnight.

Lesson 2: Applying my identity

Study materials for this lesson are available below.

My Identity in Christ Week 2

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Lesson 2 Quiz: Applying my identity

Question 1 of 7

Question 1: Why is renewing our minds to our new identity crucial?

A. We have lived in a world system specifically designed to contradict God and His ways.

B. All of us have been led by our own desires, and emotions for the majority of our lives and have all experienced trauma.

C. God already renewed our minds they don't need to be renewed

D. A and B

Question 2: Select which statements are true

A. Experiences do not dictate Identity (you are not what you have been through)

B. Temptation is not sin (being tempted does not make you inherently evil)

C. Thoughts are not always truth (Every thought you have is not a reality)

D. Feelings are not reality (our feelings are not the truth God's Word is.)

E. All the above

Question 3: Select which thoughts are common false beliefs

A. "God just made me this way"

B. "I will always struggle with this"

C. "God is angry and disappointed at me"

D. "God has more for me than this"

Question 4: How do we replace the lies with the truth?

A. Meditation

B. Muttering to ourselves the truth

C. Not acquiring information but revelation

D. All the Above

Question 5: Why must we agree with God's word through confession? (Select all that apply)

A. Because death and life are in the power of the tongue

B. We are always advancing either the Kingdom of God or the Kingdom of Darkness through our mouth

C. Our life goes in the direction of our confession

D. Confessions aligns us with God's truth

Question 6: How does our identity apply to our relationships?

A. We are not looking at the people we interact with day to day as a source of significance, security or validation, or purpose.

B. People cant affect our identity, they don't owe us anything and we don't owe them anything accept to love them as Christ does.

C. Secure Identity produces love, not defensiveness.

D. All the Above

Question 7: How does our identity apply in failure?

A. We run to Father as sons and daughters instead of away from him

B. Through confession God can cleanse from all unrighteousness

C. A and B

D. None of the above

Lesson 3: Essay Prompt

Assignment:

Question 1:

How does our Identity in Christ affect our everyday life?

Question 2:

Why must we renew the mind to our new Identity in Christ?

Question 3:

Describe what it means to be born again and what is the new nature?

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