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- 1. I enjoy learning about management issues and how organizations function.
- 2. I want to share the Gospel in areas or countries that have not yet received the message.
- 3. I am able to perceive what a person is really wanting to communicate by what they are saying or not saying.
- 4. I feel fulfilled when I have been able to fashion / create something that helped one of the church’s ministries.
- 5. In conversations with others, they say to me, “I have never thought about it that way.”
- 6. My first impressions of people are accurate.
- 7. I have had positive responses to confronting people who were wandering from the truth.
- 8. I seek out unbelievers with the desire to present the message of Christ.
- 9. I am confident that even in difficult times I can accomplish great things for God.
- 10. I enjoy giving what resources I have to those in need.
- 11. I like to work behind the scene so that others can better use their gifts.
- 12. I use my home as a place to minister to people in need.
- 13. I enjoy studying the Bible in such a way as to be able to clarify its truth for others.
- 14. I will accept responsibility for a group when it does not have any direction or leadership.
- 15. I am able to empathize with suffering people and involve myself in their healing.
- 16. I speak the truth of God’s Word even when it is unpopular and difficult for others to accept.
- 17. It is important to me to know and be well-known by those I serve and guide.
- 18. I can communicate difficult biblical concepts so that people become motivated to learn and study them more.
- 19. I am able to see and verbalize the consequences of a person’s actions before most people.
- 20. Once I know the goal, I like to develop a plan or strategy to meet it.
- 21. I have a pioneering or entrepreneur spirit which likes to do what others have not.
- 22. People tell me that I am a patient and good listener.
- 23. I can visualize through my mind’s eye how something is to be constructed before I build it.
- 24. I like the challenge of communicating with others so that there is variety and creativity.
- 25. I can perceive the genuineness of a person’s motives.
- 26. I gravitate toward those who are confused or troubled in order to encourage them.
- 27. I look for different ways to effectively share my faith.
- 28. Even when things seem impossible, I trust God for His provision.
- 29. I want to see significant things happen for God’s glory, so I give more than a tithe.
- 30. I feel there is spiritual significance in the routine tasks I do for the ministries in the church.
- 31. I enjoy meeting new people and helping them to get acquainted with others in the church.
- 32. I regularly research topics and read books to gain a better understanding.
- 33. I am able to effectively organize those in the body to achieve specific goals which I perceive to be clearly God’s plan.
- 34. I enjoy ministering to people in hospitals, prisons, and rest homes.
- 35. I feel compelled to expose sin in the culture, church, or an individual’s life in order to have them walk consistently in the truth.
- 36. I like to nurture others in their development as a child of God, being patient but firm in their growth.
- 37. I enjoy studying the Bible in order to share practical insights that will enable others to grow and act in obedience.
- 38. I feel I have more “common sense” than most people.
- 39. When I think about an event, I am able to visualize it so that potential problems are solved before they happen.
- 40. Serving in another culture excites me.
- 41. I have a deep longing to help people lead a holistic and balanced life-style.
- 42. I am handy and good when working with my hands.
- 43. I enjoy developing my skills in the arts: music, crafts, drama, photography, etc.
- 44. Others come to me to clarify a teaching or a situation’s rightness or wrongness.
- 45. I gently, but firmly, challenge others to live a life of greater obedience.
- 46. When I share the gospel, people desire to know more about a relationship with Jesus Christ.
- 47. I am able to pray knowing that God hears and will answer my prayers.
- 48. I am fulfilled in sharing my money and possessions without expecting anything in return.
- 49. I am most fulfilled when I am able to serve in an area of need.
- 50. I spend time with visitors in order to make them feel comfortable and cared for.
- 51. I have found myself in situations when I intuitively knew something that helped minister to someone.
- 52. While being able to guide others in achieving a goal, I do it in such a way that they feel “led of the Spirit” in a “God-glorifying” task.
- 53. I look beyond a person’s deformities and their lingering problems to see a life that matters to God.
- 54. I speak very compellingly to groups or individuals about obeying God’s commands and teachings.
- 55. I prefer long-term, stable relationships in which I canmodel servant leadership for new or young believers.
- 56. I organize biblical materials and give systematic presentations which are appreciated by the body.
- 57. People seek my advice about matters that confuse them.
- 58. I can organize ideas, people and events.
- 59. I am, or desire to be, actively involved in the church’s foreign mission program.
- 60. I have given practical guidance to others which led to the healing of broken relationships.
- 61. I can form, develop, or adapt materials to best meet a need.
- 62. I need to regularly get alone to reflect and use my imagination.
- 63. In spiritual matters, I am able to distinguish between truth and error.
- 64. I reassure those who need to take some courageous steps in their faith, family or life.
- 65. I am so concerned for the lost that I feel constantly motivated to invite people to receive Christ.
- 66. I visualize great things for the cause of Christ and take action, even without the visible means to accomplish them.
- 67. I am a good manager of money so that I can support ministries that further the cause of Christ.
- 68. I willingly do a variety of odd jobs around the church to practically meet the needs of others.
- 69. I will spontaneously invite people to my home to minister to them, even though the house may not be totally presentable.
- 70. I become deeply troubled when someone has not accurately represented biblical truth.
- 71. It seems that many Christians look to me for my thought and actions in determining what to do in their own life.
- 72. I do what I can to show God’s love to those who are suffering “behind the scenes”.
- 73. I apply biblical principles to the popular issues being faced within the culture, causing others to think differently.
- 74. I enjoy providing general oversight for a few Christians, guiding them in their growth.
- 75. When I teach others, I feel comfortable responding to questions.
- 76. I am respected for my ability to provide concise and appropriate solutions to difficult problems.
- 77. I am able to handle a lot of details at the same time in order to accomplish a task.
- 78. I am willing to take a part in starting a new church.
- 79. People tell me things they have not told others and say that I am easy to talk to.
- 80. I enjoy being creative when working with wood, yarn, metal, glass, etc.
- 81. I critique the performances and work of others.
- 82. I can determine and expose a person’s deception or phoniness before others recognize it.
- 83. I gravitate toward broken people with the desire to see them grow in their faith.
- 84. My conversations with unbelievers seem to include spiritual matters.
- 85. Believing prayer works, I spend time with those who regularly pray.
- 86. I often give anonymously to help meet an individual’s or ministry’s financial needs.
- 87. I like to find things that need to be done, and to do them even without being asked.
- 88. I like to greet, welcome, and create a warm atmosphere for those who attend various functions within the body.
- 89. I love to share with others the insights I have found in God’s Word.
- 90. I can adjust my leadership to motivate a wide variety of people in the church to work together in order to meet a goal or accomplish the task at hand.
- 91. I understand the emotional and spiritual swings of those going through painful experiences and I patiently support them.
- 92. When I clearly communicate the truths of God, people are inspired to personally apply them and turn from their deception.
- 93. I have a compassionate need to protect wandering believers.
- 94. Christians have told me that I have really helped them to better understand some biblical truth or personal issue so that they are now living differently.
- 95. God enables me to make practical applications of biblical truth in a variety of situations.
- 96. I like to work hard at making ministries more efficient.
- 97. I like to share the gospel in different ways so as to be culturally clear and sensitive to people’s differing world views.
- 98. When someone has a spiritual or relational struggle, I care for them in such a way that over time they are able to practically work through their problems.
- 99. I am able to design and build things that help the church to better care for people.
- 100. Through my artistic expression, people have been able to recognize a deeper truth about themselves, their relationships or God.
- 101. I am a good judge of character.
- 102. I strengthen those who are wavering in their faith by directing them to God’s promises and truth.
- 103. I like those I am around to know that I am a Christian in the hope that they will ask me about my relationship to Christ.
- 104. I am convinced of God’s daily presence and move confidently in His power.
- 105. I am able to earn large amounts of money for the Lord’s work.
- 106. When I see so many needs within the church, it is hard for me to say “no”.
- 107. I feel free to open my home to those who need physical or emotional support.
- 108. I am concerned with details as I patiently investigate the Scriptures.
- 109. I usually know where I am going and can influence other Christians in that direction.
- 110. I help those who are unsupported and that others think are undeserving.
- 111. I stimulate others to use scriptural principles in their personal / professional and their public / private decisions.
- 112. I provide guidance to the whole person –relationally, emotionally, physically, spiritually, etc.
- 113. I love to learn and explain the Word in ways that cause people to listen and act accordingly.
- 114. In the midst of much conflict, I can offer an acceptable and simple plan for resolution.
- 115. I see people as gifted and valuable resources to be coordinated for greater effectiveness in the church.
- 116. I can easily adapt to my surroundings and minister effectively within them.
- 117. I am able to empathize with bitter, angry and confused people in such a way that I can help them.
- 118. I honor God with my hand-crafted gifts.
- 119. Unless I am doing what I enjoy, I generally have a short attention span.
- 120. I can sense when demonic forces are at work in a person, situation or teaching.
- 121. I inspire others to take more seriously the Lordship of Christ in their lives.
- 122. When I share my testimony and God’s plan of salvation, people respond in faith.
- 123. When I sense God’s direction, I will press on even with the objections or opposition of others.
- 124. I am confident that the resources I share with others were for a good purpose and whether they are ever replenished is not of concern to me.
- 125. I enjoy using my natural and acquired skills to facilitate more effective ministry.
- 126. I enjoy providing food and lodging for those in need.
- 127. I am able to recall an amazing amount of critical information from my studies that support my conclusions from the Bible, commentaries, etc.
- 128. I am able to clarify a vision decisively, managing people and resources to fulfill it.
- 129. People have told me that I get too personally and emotionally involved in helping needy people.
- 130. I challenge believers to confront and turn from their sin, even in the face of rejection, pressure, or accusations of being narrow-minded.
- 131. I care for people so much that I enjoy walking through lifewith a small group of believers, leading them along the way.
- 132. I have a deep concern and ability to relate God’s truth to life so that Christians develop healthy attitudes and values.
- 133. I personally and diligently apply the Bible’s truth to my own life.
- 134. I can see the big picture and develop the details needed to accomplish it.
- 135. I have a strong sense of God’s calling to serve in new areas of ministry.
- 136. I can disagree with someone without making them feel judged or rejected.
- 137. I understand how raw materials need to be fashioned in order to properly construct what is desired.
- 138. No matter what I do, I feel that I could have done it better.
- 139. I have been told that my insights about certain teachings or people have been true.
- 140. I strengthen and motivate others to taketheir spiritual walk more seriously.
- 141. When a person I’ve led to Christ becomes a believer, I also guide them to discipleship opportunities.
- 142. I have such a peace about God’s care and provision for me and others that believers have commented about my faith and trust.
- 143. I feel appreciated to know that my financial support has made a significant difference in the life and ministry of God’s people.
- 144. I find satisfaction in encouraging others through my desire to serve when and where there is a need.
- 145. I do what I can to help new people feel like they belong.
- 146. To a large degree, I could say that I have “felt or experienced” the truth I have discovered, which gives me a passion to see it communicated and applied in the lives of others.
- 147. I have led groups that have experienced success through difficult circumstances with a deep sense that they were fulfilling the will of God.
- 148. I feel such compassion for hurting people that I actively do what I can to alleviate the sources of their discomfort.
- 149. I am willing to personally suffer or have others suffer if it will yield a more obedient and faithful walk with God.
- 150. Over time, others have told me how much they appreciated my continuing support and concern for them.
- 151. People say they learn a lot when I teach the Bible, and theyseem to be motivated to study it more on their own.
- 152. Others have told me how I helped them to see the application of biblical truth in the “gray areas” of their life.
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