CERTIFIED KINGDOM ADVISOR (CKA)
Candidate Name: _______________________________
Date: _______________________________
Instructions: Select the single best answer for each question.
,1. According to a biblical stewardship worldview, who ultimately owns
all financial resources a person manages?
A. The individual who earned the income
B. God, with the individual serving as a manager or steward
C. The government, through its taxing authority
D. The financial institution holding the assets
ANSWER : B
2. In the Parable of the Talents, what principle is most directly
illustrated regarding a steward's resources?
A. Faithfulness in managing what is entrusted is rewarded and expected
B. Risk-taking with resources is always discouraged
C. Wealth should always be divided equally among all servants
D. Only the wealthiest servant is held accountable
ANSWER : A
3. Which term best describes the biblical concept that a steward will
one day give an account for how resources were managed?
A. Accountability before God
B. Fiduciary liability only
C. Tax compliance
D. Estate settlement
ANSWER : A
4. A Kingdom Advisor helping a client integrate faith and finances
would most likely begin the planning conversation by exploring which
of the following?
A. The client's preferred tax filing software
B. The client's current portfolio allocation percentages
C. The client's values, purpose, and view of God's ownership
D. The lowest-cost investment vehicles available
ANSWER : C
5. The biblical principle of contentment, as commonly taught in
financial stewardship, primarily addresses which behavior?
A. Avoiding all forms of saving for the future
, B. Declining to invest in growth-oriented assets
C. Resisting the comparison-driven pursuit of more possessions
D. Refusing to accept employer-provided benefits
ANSWER : C
6. Which of the following best reflects a biblically informed view of debt
commonly taught to Kingdom Advisors?
A. Debt should be maximized to increase leverage regardless of purpose
B. Debt is discouraged and should be approached with caution and
wisdom
C. Debt has no bearing on a client's financial freedom
D. Debt is always sinful under every circumstance
ANSWER : B
7. What is the primary purpose of integrating Scripture into a financial
planning engagement, according to Kingdom Advisor training?
A. To align financial decisions with the client's faith and values
B. To satisfy a regulatory disclosure requirement
C. To avoid discussing numbers or projections
D. To replace all standard financial planning techniques
ANSWER : A
8. The concept of 'first fruits' giving refers to which practice?
A. Giving exclusively at the end of the tax year
B. Giving only surplus funds remaining after all expenses
C. Giving only appreciated securities
D. Giving from the first and best portion of one's income
ANSWER : D
9. Which best describes the biblical view of work as it relates to
financial stewardship?
A. Work is a meaningful means of provision and service, not merely
income generation
B. Work should always be delegated to others when financially possible
C. Work has no spiritual significance
D. Work is a necessary evil to be minimized wherever possible
, ANSWER : A
10. A client asks how faith should influence investment screening.
Which response best reflects a Kingdom Advisor approach?
A. Discuss values-based or faith-based investment screening options
aligned with the client's convictions
B. Recommend the highest-yielding fund regardless of underlying
holdings
C. State that values-based investing is not permitted under any
circumstances
D. Advise that faith has no relevant application to investment selection
ANSWER : A
11. The concept of 'margin' in biblical financial planning refers to
which of the following?
A. The profit margin of a business owned by the client
B. The interest rate charged on a mortgage
C. Intentionally living below one's means to create capacity for saving and
giving
D. The percentage allocated to equities in a portfolio
ANSWER : C
12. What does 'stewardship over ownership' mean in a Kingdom
Advisor context?
A. Clients are managers of resources entrusted to them rather than
ultimate owners
B. Stewardship only applies to charitable assets
C. Ownership rights are transferred to the advisor
D. Clients legally forfeit ownership of assets once advised by a CKA
ANSWER : A
13. Which biblical theme most directly supports the practice of
generous giving as part of a financial plan?
A. Generosity should be postponed until debt is entirely eliminated
B. Generosity reflects trust in God's provision and reorders priorities
around eternal value
C. Generosity is primarily a tax minimization strategy
Candidate Name: _______________________________
Date: _______________________________
Instructions: Select the single best answer for each question.
,1. According to a biblical stewardship worldview, who ultimately owns
all financial resources a person manages?
A. The individual who earned the income
B. God, with the individual serving as a manager or steward
C. The government, through its taxing authority
D. The financial institution holding the assets
ANSWER : B
2. In the Parable of the Talents, what principle is most directly
illustrated regarding a steward's resources?
A. Faithfulness in managing what is entrusted is rewarded and expected
B. Risk-taking with resources is always discouraged
C. Wealth should always be divided equally among all servants
D. Only the wealthiest servant is held accountable
ANSWER : A
3. Which term best describes the biblical concept that a steward will
one day give an account for how resources were managed?
A. Accountability before God
B. Fiduciary liability only
C. Tax compliance
D. Estate settlement
ANSWER : A
4. A Kingdom Advisor helping a client integrate faith and finances
would most likely begin the planning conversation by exploring which
of the following?
A. The client's preferred tax filing software
B. The client's current portfolio allocation percentages
C. The client's values, purpose, and view of God's ownership
D. The lowest-cost investment vehicles available
ANSWER : C
5. The biblical principle of contentment, as commonly taught in
financial stewardship, primarily addresses which behavior?
A. Avoiding all forms of saving for the future
, B. Declining to invest in growth-oriented assets
C. Resisting the comparison-driven pursuit of more possessions
D. Refusing to accept employer-provided benefits
ANSWER : C
6. Which of the following best reflects a biblically informed view of debt
commonly taught to Kingdom Advisors?
A. Debt should be maximized to increase leverage regardless of purpose
B. Debt is discouraged and should be approached with caution and
wisdom
C. Debt has no bearing on a client's financial freedom
D. Debt is always sinful under every circumstance
ANSWER : B
7. What is the primary purpose of integrating Scripture into a financial
planning engagement, according to Kingdom Advisor training?
A. To align financial decisions with the client's faith and values
B. To satisfy a regulatory disclosure requirement
C. To avoid discussing numbers or projections
D. To replace all standard financial planning techniques
ANSWER : A
8. The concept of 'first fruits' giving refers to which practice?
A. Giving exclusively at the end of the tax year
B. Giving only surplus funds remaining after all expenses
C. Giving only appreciated securities
D. Giving from the first and best portion of one's income
ANSWER : D
9. Which best describes the biblical view of work as it relates to
financial stewardship?
A. Work is a meaningful means of provision and service, not merely
income generation
B. Work should always be delegated to others when financially possible
C. Work has no spiritual significance
D. Work is a necessary evil to be minimized wherever possible
, ANSWER : A
10. A client asks how faith should influence investment screening.
Which response best reflects a Kingdom Advisor approach?
A. Discuss values-based or faith-based investment screening options
aligned with the client's convictions
B. Recommend the highest-yielding fund regardless of underlying
holdings
C. State that values-based investing is not permitted under any
circumstances
D. Advise that faith has no relevant application to investment selection
ANSWER : A
11. The concept of 'margin' in biblical financial planning refers to
which of the following?
A. The profit margin of a business owned by the client
B. The interest rate charged on a mortgage
C. Intentionally living below one's means to create capacity for saving and
giving
D. The percentage allocated to equities in a portfolio
ANSWER : C
12. What does 'stewardship over ownership' mean in a Kingdom
Advisor context?
A. Clients are managers of resources entrusted to them rather than
ultimate owners
B. Stewardship only applies to charitable assets
C. Ownership rights are transferred to the advisor
D. Clients legally forfeit ownership of assets once advised by a CKA
ANSWER : A
13. Which biblical theme most directly supports the practice of
generous giving as part of a financial plan?
A. Generosity should be postponed until debt is entirely eliminated
B. Generosity reflects trust in God's provision and reorders priorities
around eternal value
C. Generosity is primarily a tax minimization strategy
