Return to course: Returning to the Word of God with Dr. Michael Youssef
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1. What is Youssef's repeated refrain throughout the message?
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A. We live in one of the most dangerous times in modern history
B. God is still on the throne
C. The harvest is plentiful
D. Revival is just around the corner
2. Where does Youssef locate the danger of our time?
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A. In failing schools
B. In the spiritual condition of the church
C. In the world economy
D. In foreign governments
3. What is "universalism," which Youssef names as a central error?
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A. The belief that all religions lead to God
B. The belief in a literal creation
C. The belief that the church is universal
D. The belief in one world government
4. What does Youssef say is the root cause of the church's condition?
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A. A shortage of trained pastors
B. Persecution from outside forces
C. The church losing its eternal perspective
D. A lack of modern technology
5. According to Youssef, how must national change begin?
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A. Through political action alone
B. By wishing for it to happen
C. By waiting for better leaders
D. With God's people repenting first
6. Which two verses anchor Youssef's solution?
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A. Psalm 119:11 and John 17:17
B. Genesis 1:1 and John 3:16
C. Romans 8:28 and Philippians 4:13
D. Matthew 5:13 and Acts 1:8
7. How does Youssef describe his years of PhD study?
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A. Climbing a tall mountain
B. Looking for a black cat in a dark room
C. Building a house on sand
D. Sailing an open sea
8. What historical point does Youssef make about the Word of God?
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A. It was first written in America
B. It has only recently been translated
C. It endured when tyrannies tried to suppress it
D. It was lost during the Middle Ages
9. Whose hymn does Youssef quote about holding truth above every fear?
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A. Charles Wesley's
B. Fanny Crosby's
C. Isaac Watts's
D. Martin Luther's
10. What final decision does Youssef plead with listeners to make?
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A. To become people of prayer and intercession
B. To donate to his ministry
C. To attend more conferences
D. To run for public office
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