Worship Leadership Questions! Trivia Quiz

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    Worship consists of four elements, according to chapter one. What are those four? 

    • Playing instruments with excellence
    • Recognizing Who God is
    • Praising God for what He has done
    • Leading others in emotionally-moving fashion
    • Presenting ourselves back to God
    • Corporate creative celebration of Christ
    • Laughing, crying, lifting our hands and dancing
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Explore key aspects of Christian worship leadership through this engaging trivia quiz. Assess your understanding of worship elements, moments, and sermon themes, enhancing your knowledge and skills in religious leadership.

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  • 2. 

    The Greek word latreuo is translated "worship" and it has to do with acts of service and sacrifice to God.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    The Greek word "latreuo" is translated as "worship" and it refers to the acts of service and sacrifice that are offered to God. This implies that worship goes beyond mere rituals or ceremonies and involves actively serving and sacrificing for God. Therefore, the statement is true.

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  • 3. 

    According to chapter four, James 2 says that it is a sin for us to favor some people over others.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    According to chapter four of James 2, it is stated that favoring some people over others is considered a sin. This implies that showing partiality or discrimination towards certain individuals goes against the teachings and principles mentioned in the chapter. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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  • 4. 

    In the description of a "worship moment," what happens?

    • We see the Lord: Glory!

    • We talk about burning bushes: Words!

    • We respond to The Presence: Fear!

    • God calms our fear: Comfort!

    • We ask God to heal us: Petition!

    • God calls us to action: Commission!

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. We see the Lord: Glory!
    A. We respond to The Presence: Fear!
    A. God calms our fear: Comfort!
    A. God calls us to action: Commission!
  • 5. 

    In Acts 2, we see that the early church was devoted to which four things?

    • The fellowship

    • The music

    • The apostles' teaching

    • The building

    • The breaking of the loaf

    • The prayers

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. The fellowship
    A. The apostles' teaching
    A. The breaking of the loaf
    A. The prayers
    Explanation
    In Acts 2, it is mentioned that the early church was devoted to four things: fellowship, the apostles' teaching, the breaking of the loaf, and prayers. This means that the members of the early church prioritized spending time together, learning from the teachings of the apostles, participating in the act of breaking bread (communion), and engaging in prayer. These four aspects were crucial in building a strong and united community within the early church.

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  • 6. 

    What are the seven elements of corporate worship, according to chapter two?

    • Announcements

    • Congregational singing

    • Prayer

    • Storytelling

    • Scripture reading

    • Preaching/teaching

    • Prelude/postlude

    • Fellowship/giving

    • The Lord's supper/Communion

    • Evangelism/baptism

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Congregational singing
    A. Prayer
    A. Scripture reading
    A. Preaching/teaching
    A. Fellowship/giving
    A. The Lord's supper/Communion
    A. Evangelism/baptism
    Explanation
    The seven elements of corporate worship, according to chapter two, include congregational singing, prayer, Scripture reading, preaching/teaching, fellowship/giving, the Lord's supper/Communion, and evangelism/baptism. These elements are essential components of a worship service and help create a meaningful and engaging experience for the congregation. Congregational singing allows the community to come together in worship through music, prayer allows for communication with God, Scripture reading provides spiritual nourishment, preaching/teaching offers guidance and instruction, fellowship/giving fosters community and generosity, the Lord's supper/Communion symbolizes the sacrifice of Christ, and evangelism/baptism represents the spreading of the faith.

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  • 7. 

    There are several "near-misses" listed here, but only one of the elements listed here is the center of the "target" of worship. Choose the one thing that is the center, according to chapter 3.

    • Evangelism

    • Entertainment

    • Emotion

    • Education

    • Celebrating Christ

    • Evaluation

    Correct Answer
    A. Celebrating Christ
    Explanation
    According to chapter 3, the center of worship is celebrating Christ. This means that out of all the elements listed, evangelism, entertainment, emotion, education, and evaluation, only celebrating Christ is the main focus and purpose of worship.

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  • 8. 

    The Greek word proskuneo is translated "worship" and it means to kiss God's face.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The given statement is incorrect. The Greek word proskuneo is translated as "worship" but it does not mean to kiss God's face. Proskuneo actually means to bow down or to prostrate oneself in reverence or worship.

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  • 9. 

    Identify the eight applications from 1 Corinthians 14 that are highlighted in our book.

    • Make sure the focus of the assembly is on building up the saints.

    • Make sure people understand what they sing.

    • Give the church opportunities to respond.

    • Always be aware of the pre-believing visitor.

    • Provide ways for every Christian to contribute in the assembly.

    • Provide some means of multiple witnesses to the proclamation of the Gospel.

    • Do everything in decency and in order.

    • Women should not be troublemakers in the assembly.

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Make sure the focus of the assembly is on building up the saints.
    A. Make sure people understand what they sing.
    A. Give the church opportunities to respond.
    A. Always be aware of the pre-believing visitor.
    A. Provide ways for every Christian to contribute in the assembly.
    A. Provide some means of multiple witnesses to the proclamation of the Gospel.
    A. Do everything in decency and in order.
    A. Women should not be troublemakers in the assembly.
    Explanation
    The given answer lists eight applications from 1 Corinthians 14 that are highlighted in the book. These applications include ensuring that the focus of the assembly is on building up the saints, making sure people understand what they sing, giving the church opportunities to respond, being aware of the pre-believing visitor, providing ways for every Christian to contribute in the assembly, providing means of multiple witnesses to the proclamation of the Gospel, doing everything in decency and in order, and ensuring that women do not become troublemakers in the assembly.

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  • 10. 

    The sermons of Jesus can be summarized in just one word. What is that word, according to chapter 3?

    • Love

    • Self-actualization

    • Scripture

    • God

    • Repent

    Correct Answer
    A. Repent
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Repent." According to chapter 3, the sermons of Jesus can be summarized in this word. Repentance is a central theme in Jesus' teachings, as he calls upon people to turn away from their sins and change their ways. It signifies a deep remorse for past actions and a commitment to live a righteous life. Through repentance, individuals can seek forgiveness and strive for spiritual growth and transformation.

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