Biblical Verses on Selflessness

True or false: The prosperity gospel teaches that the believer uses God for their own desires.

True or false: The Holy Spirit is seen as a power to be used for the believer's will in prosperity theology.

True or false: The apostles in the early church were accommodating and conciliatory towards false teachers of the prosperity gospel.

True or false: The pursuit of wealth is warned against in the Bible and can lead Christians astray.

True or false: Jesus pursued wealth during His ministry.

True or false: Prosperity teaching believes that God is not Lord of all because He cannot work until we release Him to do so.

True or false: According to the Word of Faith doctrine, faith is submissive trust in God.

True or false: Prosperity teachers claim that words themselves have creative power.

True or false: The Bible warns against pursuing wealth.

True or false: The prosperity gospel teaches that having prosperity in this life equates to God's favor.

True or false: The passage is from the book of Matthew.

True or false: Moth and rust can destroy treasures on earth.

True or false: Thieves can break in and steal treasures in heaven.

True or false: Your heart will be where your treasure is.

True or false: It is possible to serve both God and money.

True or false: God always desires health and wealth for believers.

True or false: Sickness is always a punishment/discipline from God.

True or false: Trials and suffering are tools used by God to build up our character.

True or false: The Bible is filled with examples of righteous and godly people who were sick.

True or false: Prayer offered in faith will always make a sick person well.

True or false: The prosperity gospel teaches that if you tithe more, God will bless you financially.

True or false: The Bible teaches that all sickness or disease was healed at the cross.

True or false: The Bible teaches that faith is a certain path to healing.

True or false: The cross was about our problem of sin and providing a way for us to be reconciled to God.

True or false: According to the Bible, there will be no more death, mourning, crying, or pain in heaven.

Based on the text, the phrase 'I hope you are doing well' is a theological foundation for basing beliefs.

In Luke 18:12, Jesus is praising the man who fasts and tithes.

In Malachi 3:8-10, tithing was based on money, not food and crops.

According to the text, televangelists who teach the prosperity gospel often use the phrase 'Will a man rob God' to encourage more tithing.

In James 4:2, James is promoting the 'Name it, Claim it' teaching.