Presence Church School of Ministry Final Exam Study Guide

Flashcards covering the pillars of the Gospel, the 5 D's of the Gospel, discerning spiritual status, Hebrews 6 elementary doctrines, and Essential Christian Doctrines.

What are the five pillars of the Gospel mentioned in the transcript?

Creation, Fall, Incarnation, Substitution, and Resurrection.

According to the five pillars, what is the description of 'Creation'?

Made in God's image for relationship and purpose.

In the five pillars of the Gospel, what did the 'Fall' bring?

Sin brought rebellion and death.

How is the 'Incarnation' defined in the pillars of the Gospel?

Jesus is fully God and fully man.

What is the definition of 'Substitution' within the five pillars?

Jesus took our place.

According to the five pillars, what does the 'Resurrection' make possible?

The Resurrection makes new life possible.

What are the components of 'The Gospel Made Simple: The 5 D's'?

Design, Damage, Deliverance, Decision, and Direction.

Match the discerning level 'Unaware' with its corresponding action.

Plant

Match the discerning level 'Wounded' with its corresponding action.

Water

Match the discerning level 'Convicted' with its corresponding action.

Clarify

Match the discerning level 'Ready' with its corresponding action.

Invite

Match the discerning level 'Growing' with its corresponding action.

Guide

What are the six elementary doctrines of Christ listed in Hebrews 6:1-2?

Repentance from dead works, Faith toward God, Doctrine of baptisms, Laying on of hands, Resurrection of the dead, and Eternal judgment.

Which words describe the nature of Scripture as an Essential Christian Doctrine?

Inspiration, authority, inerrancy, infallibility, and sufficiency.

What are the characteristics of God described in the Essential Christian Doctrines?

One God - Father, Son, Holy Spirit; holy, loving, just, sovereign, omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent.

What are the key events and truths regarding Jesus Christ in the Essential Christian Doctrines?

Fully God and fully man; virgin birth, sinless life, substitutionary death, bodily resurrection, ascension, and return.

According to the Essential Christian Doctrines, who is the Holy Spirit and what does He do?

A Person and God; He convicts, regenerates, sanctifies, empowers, gives gifts, and produces fruit.

What are the components of 'Salvation' listed under Essential Christian Doctrines?

Sin, grace, faith, repentance, justification, sanctification, and glorification.

How is 'The Church' defined and what is its mission and methods according to Essential Christian Doctrines?

The Body of Christ, called to make disciples through worship, teaching, fellowship, accountability, and mission.

What specific application situations should a student be ready to evaluate?

An unaware person, someone hurt by church, someone under conviction, someone ready to receive Christ, a new believer needing discipleship, or a doctrinal statement.