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According to Dr. Wilkinson:

There are steps you can take to increase your faith during a test.
There is nothing you can do to increase your faith during a test.
The amount of faith you have during a test doesn’t matter.
There is no such thing as different levels of faith.

Dr. Wilkinson uses the passage describing Peter walking on the water and Luke 8:25 to demonstrate which of the following?

With God, all things are possible.
Your faith during a test is your responsibility.
Those of little faith will receive little reward.
Faith is believing without seeing.

According to Dr. Wilkinson, nowhere in the entire New Testament does Christ:

Talk about faith.
Give anyone a test to increase their faith.
Supernaturally increase anyone’s faith.
Christ does not do any of the above.

How did Dr. Wilkinson determine the seven levels of faith?

By reading every single verse in the New Testament with “faith,” “believe,” “faithful,” and “trust.”
Through several years of sociological study.
By performing hundreds of interviews with believers.
He disagrees with the idea that there are numerous levels of faith.

How does Dr. Wilkinson describe doubt?

Not believing
Believing some, but not all
Having little belief
Weak faith

What does James 1 tell us God will do for you in a test of faith if you ask Him to?

Supernaturally increase your faith
Give you the answer
Stop the test
Give you wisdom

Which concept does Dr. Wilkinson illustrate with the David and Goliath story?

Claim God’s promises.
Remember God’s works.
Remember God’s wisdom.
Participate in God’s story.

According to Dr. Wilkinson, during a test of faith:

Your level of faith is under no one’s control.
Your level of faith is under Satan’s control.
Your level of faith is under God’s control.
Your level of faith is under your control.

When in a test of faith, reading about or recalling God’s miracles can help you:

Increase your faith.
Solve your problem.
Create a miracle.
None of the above

Dr. Wilkinson uses Joshua, Solomon, and Abraham as examples of people who:

Performed miracles.
Had weak faith at times.
Claimed God’s promises.
All of the above

When God makes a specific promise to an individual:

Anyone can claim that promise.
The individual decides who can claim that promise.
Only the individual can claim that promise.
God doesn’t make specific promises to individuals.

Which of the following is a type of promise God makes?

Specific
General
Conditional
All of the above

If you are going to claim one of God’s promises, you must make sure:

It’s a universal promise from God.
It’s a conditional promise from God.
It’s a specific promise from God.
All of the above

What did Dr. Wilkinson do to get the 10,000 gardens planted?

Claimed God’s promises
Prayed
Asked God what to do
All of the above

Which of the following most closely describes what Dr. Wilkinson means by “reaffirm God’s purposes”?

Remind yourself that you are a child of God.
Remind yourself that tests of faith are always for your benefit.
Remember what God has done for you in the past.
Remember that God is always in control.

Which of the following most closely describes what Dr. Wilkinson means by “commit your faith” in the context of this course?

Reclaim your identity in Christ.
Devote yourself to your church community and lean on them during a test.
Commit yourself to faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Stir up your faith until you pledge to patiently endure your test.

Which of the following are power tools discussed by Dr. Wilkinson?

Pray God’s wisdom; Remember God’s works; Claim God’s promises; Reaffirm God’s purposes; Commit your faith
Remember God’s works; Pray God’s mercy; Claim God’s power; Reaffirm God’s purposes; Commit your life
Claim God’s power; Reaffirm God’s authority; Pray God’s wisdom; Remember God’s love; Commit your faith
Claim God’s promises; Reaffirm God’s purposes; Commit your life; Pray God’s mercy; Remember God’s works

Hebrews 10 tells us to have:

Confidence
Courage
Heart
Love

According to Dr. Wilkinson, in order to have powerful faith, you must have a _______ mindset:

Passive
Victim
Proactive
Willing

True/False: According to Dr. Wilkinson, you can use your past to build your faith about your future and present.

True
False

The Testing of Your Faith

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