DO YOU REALLY UNDERSTAND THE SALVATION MESSAGE? QUIZ
Question 1 / 12
If salvation is entirely God's work, what role, if any, does human choice play in being saved?
Lessons on Salvation
The Great Exchange — From Death to Life, From Wrath to Grace, From Slaves to Sons.
A) Human choice plays no role — God sovereignly saves whomever He chooses without any response from us
B) God's grace enables and calls us, but we must respond in repentance and faith — both are gifts of God
C) Salvation depends entirely on our free will and decision, with God merely responding to our choice
D) Human choice is an illusion — everything is predetermined without our participation
Question 2 / 12
If Jesus died for the sins of the whole world, why isn't everyone automatically saved?
A) Because Jesus' death only covered some sins, not all
B) Because His death was only for the Old Testament saints
C) Because God changes His mind based on our works
D) Because salvation requires personal faith and receiving the gift — it must be individually appropriated
Question 3 / 12
If I was saved five years ago but have not lived like a Christian since then, am I still saved?
A) Yes — once you're saved, you're always saved regardless of how you live
B) No — you must live righteously to maintain your salvation
C) It depends on whether you still believe in your heart, even if your life doesn't show it
D) Genuine salvation produces persevering faith and fruit — lack of evidence calls for honest self-examination
Question 4 / 12
What is the relationship between God's sovereignty and human responsibility in salvation?
A) They are contradictory — only one can be true
B) God's sovereignty was only for the Old Testament
C) Human responsibility is an illusion — God does everything
D) They are a mystery we cannot fully resolve, but both are clearly taught in Scripture.
Question 5 / 12
Why do some people hear the gospel and believe, while others reject it?
A) Because some people are naturally smarter or more spiritual than others
B) Because God's Spirit must open the heart to believe — faith is a gift
C) Because the preacher's delivery determines who believes
D) Because some were raised in better environments
Question 6 / 12
Is it possible to believe in Jesus for salvation but still be lost because I didn't live well enough?
A) Yes — works are necessary to finalize salvation
B) Only if you commit serious sins after being saved
C) Yes — you must maintain your salvation through daily effort
D) No — salvation is by grace through faith, not by works; but genuine faith produces good works
Question 7 / 12
What does it mean to be "born again" and how does it happen?
A) Being born again means getting baptized and joining a church
B) Being born again means trying harder to be a better person
C) Being born again is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit that gives us a new spiritual nature and life when we repent and turn to God for Salvation
D) Being born again happens when you are confirmed as an adult
Question 8 / 12
Can a person lose their salvation after genuinely being born again?
A) No — true believers are eternally secure because salvation depends on God's power, not ours
B) Yes — salvation can be lost through persistent sin
C) Only if they renounce their faith publicly
D) Yes — you must work to keep yourself saved
Question 9 / 12
Is there any sin that is too great for God to forgive?
A) Yes — murder is unforgivable
B) Yes — sexual sin is beyond forgiveness
C) No — God's grace is greater than any sin; only final unbelief is unforgivable
D) Yes — taking God's name in vain is unforgivable
Question 10 / 12
What does it mean to be justified by faith, and how does it affect my standing before God?
A) Justification means God makes us better people gradually over time
B) Justification is a legal declaration where God declares sinners righteous through faith in Christ's finished work
C) Justification means we are now sinless in our daily actions
D) Justification only applies to Old Testament believers
Question 11 / 12
If God predestines some to salvation, does that mean He loves others less?
A) Yes — God chooses some and rejects others arbitrarily
B) God only predestined Israel, not the church
C) No — God desires all to be saved, and His election is according to His wisdom, not favoritism
D) Yes — predestination means God doesn't care about the lost
Question 12 / 12
When I stand before God on judgment day, what will be the basis of my acceptance?
A) My good works outweighing my bad works
B) My church membership and baptism
C) My perfect obedience to the law
D) My faith in Christ's finished work on the cross — His righteousness credited to me
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