1. What does reckon mean? How can you apply this meaning to your life now?
2. What makes up the four layers in your foundation for change? Why are these so important to your life within sobriety?
3. What establishes obedience in your new life in Christ? Are your acts of self-discipline good enough to make you sober for the rest of your life?
4. What are the results of a new birth? How do you know that it has taken effect in your life? What are some of the obvious changes that have taken place in your life?
5. What are the two things that cause a hunger and thirst for His righteousness?
6. What does lying mean and what does a lie do?
7. Give some examples of how lying has affected you. Be specific.
8. How has the truth affected your sobriety? Write down some specific ways truth has made a difference in your life and walk.
9. What does Principle 10 accomplish and cause you to exercise daily?
10. Where in the scriptures is the action of love described?
11. Where in the scriptures is the nature of love described?
12. Where in the scriptures is the character of love described?
13. What does the vice of love produce within you?
14. What does consolation in Christ mean? What does it mean to you to know that God recognizes you and is calling you to come to Him?
15. What does comfort in love mean?
16. What does fellowship of the Spirit mean?
17. What does affection, mercy, and pity mean? Give some examples of where God’s definition has been applied to your life lately. What has been the most noticeable difference?
18. What does conceited mean? How does this effect your understanding now of the doctrine of self-esteem?
19. What does lowliness mean?
20. What does esteem mean?
21. What does confession cause to develop within you? Have you been able to see this new change develop in your life? Be specific.
22. What does deceiving mean? How does having your own understanding play into deceiving yourself? Will having God’s perspective have an effect on your daily walk of sobriety?
Answers to Lesson 6 Questions