Love and Relationships

According to the passage, the name Jesus is explicitly mentioned in the original sentence.

The passage emphasizes the importance of believers looking intently at how they walk in their marital relationships.

The author of the passage believes that 1 John was written to churches that John had nurtured pastorly.

The passage suggests that abiding in Jesus is a one-time event.

The passage implies that the teachings of Jesus in John 13-17 are not relevant to the message of 1 John.

The state of infatuation with a woman changes one's behavior and makes them want to act like they love her.

A vibrant marital relationship requires constant effort and obligation from both parties.

The message of Jesus brings people into conflict with God.

The goal of pastoral instruction is to create a sense of obligation in believers.

Doctrinal teaching is inherently powerless and ineffective.

According to Christian teaching, the mind is the primary means God uses to change our hearts and hands.

The Bible promotes a separation of the mind, heart, and hands in the process of spiritual growth.

Christian teaching is primarily an emotional and intuitive enterprise, rather than a didactic and rational one.

The practice of obedience to God's commands is a key aspect of personal growth and spiritual transformation.

The passage suggests that spiritual growth and transformation can be achieved through human effort alone, without dependence on God.

The Southern Baptists have approximately 16 million people in attendance on High Attendance Day.

In 1 John, true godliness consists of only two components: doctrine and action.

The author of the passage suggests that believers should only analyze and break down their feelings into theological constructs.

The passage implies that a church's attendance is usually around 50% of its church roll.

The passage suggests that pastors should focus on fosterering emotional life in their congregation.

In first year Greek grammar, declarative statements are always true.

The original message in 1 John chapter 2 verse 24 is about brotherly love.

The author of the passage believes that believers should focus on their marital relationships.

The passage suggests that obedience to God's commands is necessary for personal growth and spiritual transformation.

The passage emphasizes the importance of pastoral instruction in creating a sense of obligation in believers.

The passage implies that the teachings of Jesus are not relevant to the message of 1 John.

The author of the passage believes that the message of Jesus brings people into conflict with God.

The passage suggests that spiritual growth and transformation can be achieved through human effort alone.

According to the passage, the mind is the primary means God uses to change our hearts and hands.

The passage promotes a separation of the mind, heart, and hands in the process of spiritual growth.

The prayer in the passage thanks God for making all things new in our knowledge, behavior, and affections.

The passage suggests that the transforming force of the gospel is limited to our spiritual lives.

The prayer in the passage asks for God's kingdom purposes to be furthered in the lives of those present.

The passage implies that believers should not expect God's presence in their gatherings.

The passage focuses on the importance of individual spiritual growth and development.

The pastor in the passage is struggling to find the right words to comfort the woman whose husband is dying of cancer.

The couple in the passage has a physically and mentally challenged child who requires 24/7 care.

The poem mentioned in the passage is from the 1990s.

The pastor in the passage has been praying for the woman's husband to be healed from cancer.

The MDiv degree mentioned in the passage is not accredited by the state.