Consecration to be holy demands that our theology is one of ____ and ____.

• A. Grace and Mercy
• B. Truth and Freedom
• C. Practice; Demonstration
• D. Duty and Obedience

Answer: (C)

Consecration to be holy requires that beliefs move from the head to the hands and feet. Holiness isn’t just a tidy set of doctrines; it’s a life set apart that shows up in how we live and in what others can see as a result of that life. So our theology must be expressed through Practice—the regular, intentional way we live out our faith day by day—and Demonstration—the outward evidence of holiness in actions, character, and service that others can observe.

Grace and mercy describe God’s gifts; truth and freedom describe what we affirm; duty and obedience emphasize obligation. But only Practice and Demonstration tie belief to lived experience and visible impact, which is what consecration aimed at holiness really calls for.