Module 7: The Kingdom of God

Study Jesus' message of the Kingdom and God's reign over creation.

Lesson 1: The Kingdom of God

Explore the message of the Kingdom of God and how God's reign is revealed through Scripture.

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Lesson 2: The Already but not Fully Realized Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God is already present through Jesus Christ, but it has not yet been fully realized. In this lesson, you will examine the tension between the Kingdom's present reality and its future completion.

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Lesson 3: Marks of the Kingdom of God

This lesson highlights the visible marks of God's Kingdom in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.

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Lesson 4: Image Bearers and Kingdom Ambassadors

Understand our purpose as image bearers of God and our role as ambassadors of His Kingdom.

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Module 7: The Kingdom of God

Lesson 1: The Kingdom of God

Lesson 1 Quiz: The Kingdom of God

Question 1: The Kingdom of God is best defined as:

Question 2: The Kingdom of Heaven refers to:

Question 3: Humanity was created in God's image to:

Question 4: Dominion means:

Question 5: The Garden of Eden represented:

Question 6: What caused the loss of the Kingdom on earth?

Question 7: According to Isaiah 9:6-7, the Messiah would bring:

Question 8: Jesus' first message was:

Question 9: According to John 3:3, entering the Kingdom requires:

Question 10: Which of the following is a manifestation of the Kingdom?

Question 11: In the Kingdom of God, the greatest are:

Question 12: The Kingdom value of giving teaches that:

Lesson 2: The Already but not Fully Realized Kingdom of God

Lesson 2 Quiz: The Already but not Fully Realized Kingdom of God

Question 1: How is the Kingdom of God visible?

Question 2: Why did God set up time?

Question 3: What are the three measures of meal with leaven representing in the parable in Luke 13:20-21?

Question 4: What happened in the Kingdom when Adam and Eve failed in their mandate?

Question 5: Were the kingdoms of this world under demonic control before Christ came?

Question 6: Why did Jesus teach about the Kingdom of God in parables to the people?

Question 7: What did Jesus mean the Kingdom of God is like a mustard seed?

Question 8: Why is the Kingdom of God largely hidden, like buried treasure?

Lesson 3: Marks of the Kingdom of God

Lesson 3 Quiz: Marks of the Kingdom of God

Question 1: How is deliverance a mark of the Kingdom of God?

Question 2: Will the millennial kingdom have a temple?

Question 3: What is Daniel 2 prophesying about?

Question 4: What is the stone in the dream of the statue in Daniel?

Question 5: Who is the head of gold?

Question 6: What is a mark of the kingdom of God we talked about?

Question 7: Will we celebrate the feasts, have the Sabbath, and have Jesus as our physical King ruling out of Jerusalem in the millennial kingdom?

Question 8: Will there be the ability to sin still in the Millenium time?

Question 9: What we are doing in the Kingdom now will affect what we are doing in the Kingdom in the age to come.

Lesson 4: Image Bearers and Kingdom Ambassadors

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Lesson 4 Quiz: Image Bearers and Kingdom Ambassadors

Question 1: According to the notes, why is having a correct view of yourself important?

Question 2: Being made in the image of God means:

Question 3: Which of the following is evidence of the image of God in humanity?

Question 4: What was primarily affected by the Fall of Man?

Question 5: What is Satan’s main objective according to the notes?

Question 6: How is the image of God restored in humanity?

Question 7: What is God’s primary goal in a believer’s life?

Question 8: What is required before someone can effectively act as a Kingdom ambassador?

Question 9: Which statement best describes an ambassador?

Question 10: As ambassadors for Christ, believers are called to:

Lesson 5: Essay Assignment

Essay Questions: