Behavior is the will of God. What kind of behavior is described?

• A. Worldly
• B. Christlike
• C. Ceremonial
• D. Intellectual

Answer: (B)

Living in a way that truly reflects God’s will means adopting Christlike behavior—the pattern Jesus showed in love, humility, obedience, and selfless service. When our actions mirror His character, we’re demonstrating alignment with God’s purpose for us. Christlike living embodies the transformation God desires, moving beyond mere knowledge or outward rituals to a life that actually reflects His nature.

This stands in contrast to worldly behavior, which centers on personal gain or status; ceremonial behavior, which emphasizes outward ritual without inner change; and purely intellectual behavior, which can focus on ideas without translating them into righteous action. Christlike behavior brings together belief and practice, displaying the fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—in daily life.