Topic 13 B) Enjoying Life

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What was Eric Little's reason for refusing to run on the Sabbath during the 1924 Olympics?

He believed running on the Sabbath went against his convictions.

What did Eric Little believe about his purpose in life?

That running brought him pleasure and fulfilled God's purpose for him.

What impact did Eric Little's refusal to run on the Sabbath have on his Olympic performance?

He won a gold and a bronze medal in different races.

Why did Eric Little feel God's pleasure when he ran?

Because he believed God made him fast for a purpose.

What role did Eric Little's parents play in shaping his early life?

They were missionaries in China where Eric was born and raised.

How did Eric Little's beliefs about his purpose influence his decision during the 1924 Olympics?

He only ran in races that aligned with his convictions.

What did Eric Little express about feeling God's presence while competing?

He sensed God's pleasure and care when competing.

How did Eric Little's faith influence his enjoyment of running and winning races?

His faith enabled him to see running as part of God's will for his life.

'Chariots of Fire' is a movie based on the life of:

Eric Little, an Olympic gold medalist.

What did Eric Little believe brought both him and God pleasure when he competed in races?

Aligning his actions with God's purpose

What was the initial reaction of the speaker to the idea of entering ministry?

He refused to consider it

What event prompted the speaker to start considering entering ministry?

Hearing a voice in his car

What changed the speaker's heart to love what God wanted for him?

God's grace working in him

Which biblical verse is referenced in the text to emphasize God's work in changing desires?

Psalm 16:5-6

What did David express regarding his inheritance in Psalm 16?

He had a good inheritance

'The lines have fallen to me in pleasant places' refers to:

Divine boundaries set by God

'For he who would love life' in 1 Peter 3:10-11 reflects on:

'Loving life' as a spiritual concept

'I found an immense place of enjoyment' suggests that the speaker found fulfillment in:

'Success' as defined by personal alignment with God's will

What does the author suggest is a sign that you are in purpose?

Experiencing great joy and fulfillment in what you do

What does 1 Peter 4:10 talk about regarding grace?

Being stewards of the grace of God

What is necessary to fulfill your purpose in life?

Discovering the gifts and grace that aid you in your purpose

What does 2 Timothy 1:9 say about God's purpose and grace?

God's purpose and grace were given to us before we existed

What is emphasized in Philippians 2:12-13 regarding salvation?

Obedience is a key part of working out our own salvation

What misconception did the author have about fulfilling God's purpose in their younger years?

Believing that fulfilling God's purpose leads to misery

How does the text describe the relationship between grace and enjoying one's purpose?

'Grace helps us enjoy greatly what we are called to do'

What does the author suggest about working towards fulfilling your own salvation?

'Obedience plays a role in coming into the fullness of your purpose'

'To be good stewards of the grace of God' implies:

'Taking responsibility for the grace bestowed upon us'

'Working out your own salvation with fear and trembling' refers to:

'Putting in effort and obedience in realizing your salvation'

What does the author suggest is necessary to enjoy life and see good days?

Refrain from speaking evil and seek peace

What is the motivation behind seeking long life?

To fulfill divine purposes

What does the author imply about the mouth's impact on one's life?

It can lead to the destruction of the good life God has for us

In the passage, what characterizes a long and satisfying life?

Fulfilling divine purposes and finding satisfaction

What does the text suggest about living abundantly according to Jesus?

It includes temporary experiences of fear and sickness

How does the author describe Abraham's passing according to the text?

He died in a good old age, full of years and satisfied

'Referring from evil speech and seeking peace' are highlighted in the text as:

Essential steps to loving life and seeing good days

'Long life' as discussed in the passage is primarily linked to:

'Fulfillment of divine purposes' and 'finding satisfaction'

'Living abundantly' according to Jesus in the text suggests:

'Overall abundance' despite facing temporary challenges

'Abraham's passing' in the text signifies:

'Satisfied, fulfilling life,' dying at a good old age

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