living and holy
The passage it comes from
“Therefore I urge you, brethren, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship.”
Where the book teaches it
Questions answered from this passage
- What are the three sources of temptation?
- What does the Bible teach about making decisions?
- In what sense is the achievement of spiritual maturity the beginning of the normal Christian life?
- What is the difference between being conformed and being transformed?
- How are we to be transformed?
- What is the purpose of the transformation process?
- How would you explain spiritual maturity to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?
- Where are Christians to worship?
- What does it mean to have the attitude, the mind, of Christ?
- What does the Bible teach about worship?
- With what are we to overcome evil?
- What is divine good?
- How do we get discernment?
- How would you explain evil and the ability to discern evil to a friend? What Scriptures would you use to back your claims?
- What does the Bible teach about free will?
- What is evil, and how does it differ from sin?
- Where was sin judged?
- What is the biblical definition of good?
- Where will evil be judged?
- What are the three sources of temptations and how are we instructed to deal with each?
- What is the biblical definition of the world?
- What does the Bible teach about mercy?
- What does the Bible teach about the will of God?
- What is the biblical definition of good, and how does it differ from human good?
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- What is the concept of rest in the Bible?
- What is spiritual maturity, and how does one achieve it?
- What does the Bible teach about temptation, including its sources and how to overcome it?
- What are the three functions of every believer?
- List at least five reasons why humility is important.
- What does it mean to be an ambassador for Christ?
- Describe the five stages of spiritual growth. Relate each stage to one of the five Hebrew words for faith.
- Are some people’s temptations more difficult than other people’s temptations?
- What limit does God set on our temptations?
- What does Paul mean in 2 Corinthians 4:7 when he says “we have this treasure in earthen vessels”? What are the vessels? What is the treasure?
- What does the Bible teach about our inherent power to overcome temptations?
- What is the difference between human viewpoint and divine viewpoint?