Our Daily Bread University

Dr. Crabb says that every human being was intended by God to live in relationships where they are known, explored, discovered and touched. Which of the following best describes what he means by being “known”?

A few people are thoughtfully curious about who I am.
Being understood when I try to explain my actions
Being fully transparent with one or two other people
Having many friends in multiple circles of influence
Acknowledging that God knows me and that is all that matters

Dr. Crabb says that every human being was intended by God to live in relationships where they are known, explored, discovered and touched. Which of the following best describes what he means by “explored”?

A few people are thoughtfully curious about who I am.
I connect to what is most alive in another person.
I can be fully transparent with one or two other people.
A friend asks penetrating questions in order to help me.
Others find that Christ is recreated at the center of my life.

Dr. Crabb says that every human being was intended by God to live in relationships where they are known, explored, discovered and touched. Which of the following best describes what he means by being “discovered”?

Having a few people be thoughtfully curious about who I am
Connecting to what is revealed in another person
Revealing the depths of my sinfulness
Being sought out when I am in a crowd
Having others find that Christ is recreated at the center of my life

Dr. Crabb says that every human being was intended by God to live in relationships where they are known, explored, discovered and touched. Which of the following best describes what he means by being “touched”?

Having people be thoughtfully curious about me
Having what is most alive in me touch what is most alive in another
Having what I greatly fear be recognized by another
Responding to penetrating questions that seem intrusive
Being deeply moved by a song or verse of Scripture

How does Dr. Crabb define passion as it relates to SoulCare?

A great desire to solve another person's problems
Free expression of emotion as I listen to another person's story
What I do to ensure that another person cannot take advantage of me
What is happening inside of me as I listen to a friend share his/her struggle
Recognition of the need for God's intervention to solve the person's problem

Dr. Crabb tells a story about noticing retired folks who sat in rocking chairs on a South Florida porch. Everyone sat rigidly facing forward, because the chairs were turned forward. His wife, Rachel, wanted to:

Throw water on the people to wake them up
Break into song and dance to rouse the people
Start yelling and waving her hands to get their attention
Have her husband start a soul revival among them
Re-arrange the chairs so that the people looked at one another

SoulCare resists:

Temptation
Making life work on the surface
Keeping relationships shallow
All the above
B and C above

What does Dr. Crabb say is the burden that drives him to teach about SoulCare?

Most people don't really want to counsel others.
Untrained counselors do a great deal of damage.
Most people fight their worst battles alone.
Most people just need to know where to turn for help.
Many people desire to enter into the interior lives of others.

No one ever becomes known without inviting another person to know them.

True
False

SoulCare focuses on the interior world where true spiritual formation takes place.

True
False

SoulCare Foundations I: The Basic Model

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