• Redemption Church Spiritual Gift & Personality Assessment

    • Part 1: Spiritual Gift Assessment 

    • Rate the following statements according to who you are, NOT who you would like to be or think you ought to be. There are no right or wrong answers. How true are these statements for you? What has been your experience? To what degree do these statements reflect your usual tendencies?

      For each statement, choose the following that best fits you naturally:

      0 = Never; Not true

      1 = Rarely; seldom true

      2 = Some of the time; occasionally true

      3 = Most of the time, usually true

      4 = Consistently, definitely true

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    • Source

      This spiritual gift assessment is based on and adapted from the book, S.H.A.P.E.: Finding and Fulfilling Your Unique Purpose for Life by Erik Rees (Zondervan, 2006).
    • Part 2: Personality Assessment 

    • Below are 4 lists of descriptive words. Read each word and rate it based on how well I naturally describes you. Again, NOT how you would like to be or think you ought to be, but based on how true they are for you right now.

      For each word, choose the following that best fits you naturally:

      0 = Definitely NOT me

      1 = Usually not me or sometimes me

      2 = Usually me

      3 = Mostly me

      4 = Definitely IS me

       

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    • Source

      This personality assessment was adapted from one found at goingthedistance.org, which is taken from Tim LaHaye's book, "Why You Act the Way You Do" (Tyndale House Publishers, 1984)
    • Part 3: Passion Assessment 

    • Passion Assessment

      What are you passionate about? Your passion is what drives you, it's what you truly desire to do. Your passion is NOT your hobbies, your skills or even your talents. While these things can be related to your passion (but not always), they are not your passion. God puts a desire in each of us to direct us on where and how to use our skills and talents to fulfill the unique purpose He has for us. Read and think about each question below. Don't think with your head; think with your heart. Be as honest as you can. There are no right or wrong answers.

    • Source

      This passion assessment was adapted from an article found at www.daveramsey.com/blog/how-to-find-your-passion by Ken Coleman, October 21, 2020.
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