QUIZ ON REPENTANCE

Question 1 / 12

What is the difference between worldly sorrow and godly sorrow in repentance?

A) Worldly sorrow is feeling bad about getting caught; godly sorrow is genuine grief over offending God and leads to lasting change. Godly sorrow is a heartfelt regret for sin that moves a person to completely turn away from wrongdoing and live for Christ.

B) They are exactly the same thing

C) Worldly sorrow is more sincere than godly sorrow

D) Godly sorrow is only for non-believers

Question 2 / 12

If repentance is a gift from God, do we have any responsibility to repent on our own?

A) No — God forces us to repent without our choice

B) Yes — God grants repentance, but we must respond by turning from sin and turning to Him in faith

C) Repentance is entirely our own work without God's help

D) Repentance is optional for salvation

Question 3 / 12

Does true repentance require turning away from sin completely before we can come to God?

A) Yes — you must clean up your life before God will accept you

B) Repentance is just saying "I'm sorry" and continuing in sin

C) Only if your sins are serious enough

D) No — repentance is the act of turning toward God; He gives the power to turn from sin as we walk with Him

Question 4 / 12

Why do some people hear the gospel and repent, while others hear the same message and reject it?

A) Because some people are smarter than others

B) Because the preacher's style determines who repents

C) Because repentance is a gift of God's grace — He opens hearts to respond, yet holds all accountable for their rejection

D) Because some were raised in religious homes

Question 5 / 12

Is repentance a one-time event at salvation, or a daily practice for believers?

A) It is only for non-believers — believers don't need to repent

B) It is both — a one-time turning at salvation and a daily lifestyle of turning

from sin and returning to God C) It is only for serious sins, not daily struggles

D) It happens automatically without any effort

Question 6 / 12

How did the Ninevites respond to Jonah's preaching, and what does that teach us about repentance?

A) They ignored Jonah and continued in their wickedness

B) They repented only after seeing a miracle

C) They killed Jonah for his message

D) They believed God, proclaimed a fast, and turned from their evil ways — and God relented from judgment

Question 7 / 12

What happens when a believer falls into sin but refuses to repent?

A) They lose their salvation permanently

B) Nothing happens — God ignores it

C) They face God's discipline, lose joy and intimacy with God, and may suffer consequences until they return to Him

D) They are automatically forgiven without repentance

Question 8 / 12

When I repent of a sin, does God remember it and hold it against me later?

A) Yes — God keeps a record of every sin

B) No — He removes our transgressions as far as the east is from the west and remembers them no more

C) Only if the sin was committed after salvation

D) He forgives but keeps a record for future judgment

Question 9 / 12

How does repentance differ from simply saying "I'm sorry" or making excuses?

A) Repentance involves a genuine change of mind, heart, and direction — not just words, but a turning away from sin and toward God

B) They are the same thing

C) Saying "I'm sorry" is enough — no change is needed

D) Repentance is just feeling guilty

Question 10 / 12

What did Jesus mean when He said, "Unless you repent, you will all likewise perish"?

A) He was only speaking to the people of that generation

B) He was speaking only to non-believers

C) He was threatening punishment for minor sins

D) Repentance is essential for salvation — without it, there is no forgiveness or eternal life

Question 11 / 12

Can a person repent without faith, or have faith without repentance?

A) Yes — repentance and faith are separate and one can exist without the other

B) Faith is more important than repentance

C) No — true faith always produces repentance, and genuine repentance always involves faith in Christ; they are two sides of the same coin

D) Repentance is only for non-believers

Question 12 / 12

When the prodigal son returned to his father, what did the father do, and what does that teach us about God's heart toward repentant sinners?

A) He rejected him and told him to go away

B) He ran to him, embraced him, kissed him, and restored him fully — showing God's extravagant love for every repentant sinner

C) He punished him before welcoming him back

D) He let him work to earn back his place

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