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• According to 2 Timothy 3:16 KJV, what are the four primary purposes of Scripture in a Christian's life?

• Guidance, encouragement, motivation, community
• History, poetry, prophecy, tradition
• Wisdom, knowledge, faith, prayer
• Doctrine, reproof, correction, instruction in righteousness

• How does the message define true Christianity, and why is it important that it is based on the Bible?

• True Christianity is defined by community service and good deeds alone.
• True Christianity emphasizes strict adherence to religious laws over personal faith.
• True Christianity is based on church traditions and rituals.
• True Christianity is based on the Bible, emphasizing a personal relationship with Jesus and adherence to His teachings.

• What does it mean to accept Jesus Christ as the Son of God, as outlined in John 1:14, and how does this relate to His divinity?

• To accept Jesus Christ as the Son of God is to acknowledge His divinity and the significance of His incarnation for salvation.
• Accepting Jesus Christ as the Son of God is merely a cultural tradition with no spiritual significance.
• Believing in Jesus Christ as the Son of God requires strict adherence to religious rituals.
• To accept Jesus Christ means to follow His teachings without acknowledging His divinity.

• How does Romans 5:8 emphasize the significance of Jesus' death for humanity, and why is this essential for Christians to acknowledge?

• Jesus' death was primarily a political statement.
• Romans 5:8 focuses on the importance of ritual sacrifices.
• Acknowledging Jesus' death is optional for Christians.
• Romans 5:8 emphasizes Jesus' death as a demonstration of God's love for humanity, which is essential for Christians to acknowledge for understanding salvation and grace. Also The Christian acknowledges that Jesus died as our Saviour:

In Romans 10:9, what two actions are required for salvation, and why are they crucial in defining a true Christian?

• Follow the Ten Commandments and participate in rituals.
• Pray for forgiveness and read the Bible daily.
• Believe in your own goodness and attend church weekly.
• Confess Jesus as Lord and believe God raised Him from the dead.

Why does the message highlight that merely professing to be a Christian or holding a Christian title is not enough?

• Merely professing to be a Christian or holding a Christian title is not enough because true faith requires genuine belief and corresponding actions.
• Titles and labels are sufficient for salvation without any actions.
• Christianity is defined by cultural traditions rather than personal faith.
• Being a Christian is solely about attending church services.