Chapter 1 Discussion and Quiz
Under Cover: Discover Your Response to Leadership
Week 1 focused on Chapter 1, pages 15 to 26, of Under Cover: Discover Your Response to Leadership by John Bevere.
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During class, students reviewed and discussed the assigned Chapter 1 discussion questions. The discussion focused on the meaning of being “Under Cover,” authority, obedience, rebellion, submission, and the biblical principles presented in the chapter.
Pages 15 to 26
These questions were used for the Week 1 class discussion. Students reviewed the questions and discussed the material together during class.
- What does the phrase “Under Cover” symbolize in various contexts according to the author?
- How does the author relate the idea of being “Under Cover” to the Christian faith?
- What significant question does the author pose regarding who is under God’s cover?
- How does the author illustrate the consequences of disobedience using the story of Adam and Eve?
- What insights does the author provide about the nature of authority based on personal experiences with his son, Alexander?
- What point does the author make about painful truths and their significance in spiritual growth?
- What does the author suggest is necessary for understanding and receiving God’s truth?
- What is the role of rebellion in spiritual decline according to the author?
- How does the author encourage readers to react when confronted with uncomfortable truths?
- What prayer does the author include at the end of Chapter 1 and why is it significant?
True or False
A short True or False quiz will be distributed to students by email. The quiz covers the material discussed during Week 1.
The quiz must be completed before the Week 2 class on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
- “Under Cover” represents safety and protection, as illustrated by various scenarios in Chapter 1.
- The chapter suggests that rebellion against authority can lead to freedom and protection.
- The author emphasizes that submission to corrupt authorities is beneficial for ultimate safety and provision.
The quiz will be sent to students by email. Students should complete and submit the quiz by Sunday evening, October 11, 2026.
This deadline gives students time to complete the quiz before the next class meeting on Tuesday, October 13.
The Chapter 1 discussion was completed during class. Students should now complete the assigned True or False quiz when it is received by email.