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Give, Save, and Spend – Financial Discipleship Study

Lesson One

Starting Well

9 Activities
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1 Assessment
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Lesson Two

Counsel, Debt and Saving

9 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Three

Generosity and Investing

9 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Four

Work and Honesty

9 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Five

Crisis and Eternity

9 Activities
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1 Assessment
- Quiz
Lesson Six

Finishing Well

7 Activities
Course Wrap-Up

Course Completion

2 Activities
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1 Assessment
1. Course Evaluation
2. Continue the Journey
- Final Exam

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1. Question
What is this lesson’s memory verse?
- Genesis 1:1–5
- 1 Chronicles 29: 11–12
- 1 Corinthians 5:4
- Revelation 6:13
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2. Question
How we handle money influences our relationship with the Lord.
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3. Question
Martin Luther recognized this struggle with money when he said:
- “Share with others who are in need, as God has shared with you.”
- “Give what you have to give.”
- “Never forget the most important attribute of a saint is a generous heart.”
- “There are three conversions: the conversion of the heart, of the mind and of the pocketbook.”
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4. Question
According to this lesson, what causes most of the frustrations in our dealing with money?
- We don’t realize which responsibilities are ours and which are His.
- We don’t have enough money to cover costs.
- We want more than we have to spend.
- We do not properly handle our finances and save for the future.
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5. Question
What are a few of the roles of God that are mentioned in this chapter?
- Shepherd, Friend, Father
- Guide, Shepherd, Gate
- Creator, Owner, In Control
- In Control, The Way, The Truth
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6. Question
Which of the following of God’s attributes is mentioned in this lesson?
- Omniscient Creator
- Eternal King of kings
- Omnipresent Savior
- All of the above
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7. Question
How does knowing God is in control help us deal with money?
- We can trust Him with our needs.
- We can surrender our wants.
- We can invest in the future.
- None of the above
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8. Question
What does it mean to be a “steward”?
- Someone who is a servant
- Someone who owns a lot of property
- Someone who cares for someone else’s stuff
- Someone who is a wise investor
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9. Question
What are three ways we can be better stewards of God’s resources?
- Take lessons, pray more, and make more money.
- Learn from the rich, study God’s Word, pray more.
- Be honest, work hard, invest in what matters.
- Study God’s Word, be honest, and be faithful with little things in life.
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10. Question
What benefits may we enjoy as faithful stewards?
- All three below
- More intimate fellowship with Jesus Christ
- The development of a godly character
- Having our finances in order
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