WE STILL DO – Week One Connection Assessment
Answer all 10 required questions to reflect on healthy communication and connection.
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Renewing Our Covenant • Rebuilding Our Connection • Rediscovering Our Celebration.
Which of the following damages emotional safety?
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A. Encouraging one another.
B. Maintaining eye contact.
C. Asking questions.
D. Sarcasm and interrupting.
Theme Scriptures:
“Wherefore, my beloved brethren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath.” — James 1:19
“Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” — Amos 3:3
According to James 1:19, effective communication begins with:
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A. Being swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to become angry.
B. Speaking your mind immediately.
C. Winning every disagreement.
D. Avoiding difficult conversations.
One of the greatest reasons marriages struggle is because:
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A. Couples stop loving each other.
B. Financial challenges.
C. Communication breaks down.
D. They spend too much time together.
Healthy listening means:
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A. Thinking about your response while your spouse is talking.
B. Listening to understand your spouse's heart.
C. Correcting your spouse immediately.
D. Offering solutions before they finish speaking.
According to Proverbs 18:21, our words have the power to:
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A. Create confusion.
B. Win every argument.
C. Control our spouse.
D. Bring life or death.
Which response promotes unity?
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A. You never listen.
B. You always do this.
C. Help me understand how you’re feeling.
D. Whatever.
During conflict, healthy couples should:
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A. Focus on solving one issue at a time.
B. Bring up past mistakes.
C. Walk away without talking.
D. Raise their voices.
According to the lesson, becoming angry quickly often hides:
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A. Happiness.
B. Hurt, fear, or frustration.
C. Confidence.
D. Excitement.
Rebuilding our connection requires couples to:
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A. Ignore difficult conversations.
B. Protect pride above peace.
C. Wait for the other spouse to change first.
D. Create a culture of healthy communication.
“We Still Do” reminds us that every day we choose to:
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A. Be perfect.
B. Avoid conflict.
C. Renew our covenant, rebuild our connection, and rediscover the joy of marriage.
D. Never disagree.
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