If we live consecrated, holy lives we will work for and pray for which two goals?

• A. Growth; Service
• B. Unity; Cooperation
• C. Wealth; Influence
• D. Love; Faith

Answer: (B)

Living consecrated, holy lives centers on fostering unity and cooperation among believers. When people are set apart and walk in holiness, they become united in faith, purpose, and fellowship, resisting division and sharp disagreements. That unity creates a solid foundation for the church to stand together in prayer and witness, demonstrating a cohesive witness to the world. At the same time, cooperation—joining hands in prayer, planning, and ministry—allows believers to pool gifts and resources, coordinate efforts, and avoid duplicating work, making ministry more effective.

Wealth and influence clearly don’t fit the posture of holiness, and while growth, service, love, and faith are important attributes, the two aims most directly produced by a consecrated life are unity and cooperation: a united church that works together for God’s purposes.