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Study Guide for the phenomenal new book by the same title. Divided in three parts for easy download.
FREE Make a Joyful Noise Study Guide
Make a Joyful Noise Study Guide
My gift to you ~~ A free downloadable study guide for
Make a Joyful Noise: Searching for a Spiritual Path in a Material World.
This study guide has been designed to use in conjunction with the book: Make a Joyful Noise: Searching for a Spiritual Path in a Material World.
Use a separate notebook or paper to answer each of the questions after you have finished reading the book chapter. You may find it more helpful to read the book through once before answering the study guide chapter questions.
This is your personal journal or workbook. It is in no way to be interpreted as emotional, psychological or spiritual counseling. This journal is private and no one else should be able to read your answers unless you share the information with them. Be open and honest when answering the questions. These questions are designed to assist you in the search you have begun.
If you are open and honest about answering the questions to the best of your ability, the information you learn about yourself with help you to develop “heart knowledge” as well as “head knowledge.”
Blessings, Love and Light,
Chariss
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Make a Joyful Noise:
Searching for a Spiritual Path in a Material World
Study Guide
Part I
Understanding
Chariss K Walker, D. Div.
Chapter 1
Understanding
When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me, I Corinthians 13:11
1. Write your own story:
a. At what age did you become conscious of a higher being that loved and watched over you?
b. What steps have you taken or did you take to understand this awareness?
c. What life shattering situations or experiences have you encountered?
1. In the current time period?
2. In the past?
d. Looking back at those experiences, did they affect your relationship with God or the higher consciousness you knew? Briefly explain your answer:
2. A world view is the summation of all the things you have been taught over the course of your life; it is ideas, feelings and beliefs that you have put faith in. For example, you may believe that any sickness or injury requires immediate medical attention or that all people of a different race are peculiar and should be avoided. These ideas would be considered part of your world view. The ideas you believe may not be true, but because of your belief in them, they are true for you. What is
your current world view? Write a minimum of two paragraphs on what you belief to be true about the world around you:
3. Name at least five beliefs passed down to your from your family, community or religious affiliation:
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4. Have you examined these beliefs to see if they are still true for you today? Explain your answer:
5. Name at least five beliefs that you have discovered for yourself by examining the world around you:
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6. Did any of these beliefs differ from the ideas you were taught as a child? Explain your answer:
7. Do you feel you have been a good person? Tell why you answered the way you did:
8. Do you feel that God loves you and cares about your entire life’s circumstances?
9. Tell about a time when you have asked God for something through prayer and you know that the prayer was answered:
10. Tell about a time when you have asked God for something through prayer and you felt your prayer went unheard or unanswered:
For everyone who asks receives; he who seeks finds; and to him who knocks, the door will be opened, Matthew 7:8 5
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