• Spiritual Gifts Assessment Test

    Spiritual Gifts Assessment Test

    A tool designed to help you discover where God has gifted you to serve in the church.
  • This spiritual gift assessment can be a helpful tool for identifying areas where God
    may have uniquely equipped believers for ministry. The gifts listed below are drawn primarily from Romans 12:3–8, 1 Corinthians 12:4–11, 27–31, Ephesians 4:11–12, and 1 Peter 4:10–11.

    Please take time to read through these passages before completing the assessment.


    Instructions: Rate each statement from 1–5.

    • 1 = Never True of Me (Not at all)
    • 2 = Rarely True of Me
    • 3 = Sometimes True of Me
    • 4 = Often True of Me
    • 5 = Consistently True of Me (Very much)


    This is not a test so there are no wrong answers. This is for Christians of all ages. For each category, place a number in the blank after each statement.

     

    This will likely take some time for you to accurately fill out the form. However, as you fill it out, try not to think too hard about each particular question. Oftentimes, the first answer you think of is usually the correct one.

     

    Based upon your score, you will have a very good idea what ministries are best suited for your spiritual gifts. Once you complete your test, a completed copy of your test will be emailed to you from Jotform. 


    If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Andy. If you have any technical issues with this form, please email us at ccbcworship1@gmail.com. 

    Thank you for taking the time to get “plugged in” to ministry here at Cedar Creek! 

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • SCORING:

    Add the scores for each section.


    • 22–25 = Strong indication of this gift
    • 18–21 = Likely strength
    • 14–17 = Moderate tendency
    • 5–13 = Less evident


    Your three highest scores probably indicate your primary areas of giftedness.

  • IMPORTANT REMINDER!

    This spiritual gifts assessment is only a tool—not a test that definitively determines
    your gifts. Spiritual gifts are best confirmed through:


    1. Biblical confirmation
    2. Pastoral leadership
    3. Prayer
    4. Service in the local church
    5. Affirmation from other believers
    6. Spiritual fruit and effectiveness in ministry

    The New Testament emphasizes not merely discovering gifts but faithfully using them to build up the body of Christ (Romans 12:6–8; 1 Corinthians 12; Ephesians 4:11–16; 1 Peter 4:10–11).

    If you have any questions, please reach out to us at ccbcworship1@gmail.com

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