3. How does Chan indicate that most people live their lives?
(a) Like they are an actor in a movie.
(b) Like they are a gift.
(c) Like God is in control.
(d) Like they will never end.

4. How many people were saved at Brooke's funeral?
(a) Two.
(b) One thousand, five hundred.
(c) Fifty-eight.
(d) Two hundred.

5. What does God command us to do in life?
(a) Pretend our lives will never end.
(b) Worry about bills.
(c) Stress over our ministry.
(d) Rejoice always.

6. What does Chan instruct his reader to stop doing?
(a) Reading the Bible.
(b) Praying.
(c) Sinning.
(d) Going to Church.

7. What do we not get to decide about God?
(a) His status.
(b) Where He lives.
(c) His age.
(d) Who He is.

8. From what chapter of the Bible does Chan get his reference to lukewarm Christians?
(a) Matthew.
(b) Revelations.
(c) Psalms.
(d) Luke.

9. To whom do lukewarm people feel called to minister?
(a) The underprivileged.
(b) The rich.
(c) The poor.
(d) The handicapped.

10. What chapter of this book was hardest for Chan to write?
(a) This first chapter.
(b) Chapter 4.
(c) The last chapter.
(d) Chapter 5.

11. How did Chan's earthly father make him feel?
(a) Unacceptable.
(b) Loved.
(c) Unwanted.
(d) Accepted.

12. How much are lukewarm Christians willing to do?
(a) Whatever it takes.
(b) The bare minimum.
(c) As much as they can.
(d) Nothing.

13. What does Chan learn about his existence in respect to God?
(a) It is accidental.
(b) It is random.
(c) It is unnecessary.
(d) It is intentional.

14. Why doesn't Chan see a doctor?
(a) He's stubborn.
(b) It's too expensive.
(c) He believes God will heal him.
(d) He doesn't have insurance.

15. How does God measure our lives?
(a) By how we love.
(b) By the offerings we give.
(c) By the number of times we attend church.
(d) By how much money we have.