We all engage in activities that, if left unchecked, will absolutely cause great damage to our lives. Here is a series of self-checks — originally designed for our leadership team — that you can use to sort out the quiet acts of self-sabotage.
You’re going to find language here written specifically for ministry leaders — the pulpit, elders, the flock, and so on. Two things about that.
First, let it encourage you. These self-checks were built for our own leadership team, because we take the integrity of the people who shepherd this church seriously — and we’re glad to hand you the very same tools we hold ourselves to.
Second, nearly all of it still applies to you with a little mental transposition. The vocabulary is pastoral; the temptations underneath it are simply human. As you read, quietly swap in your own life:
Do that, and a test about a pastor coasting on old sermons becomes a test about you coasting at work. The self-sabotage is the same either way — and so is the grace that meets it.
Your answers are never stored. Each test is scored in seconds and the answers discarded — only your category scores (bare numbers) are kept, so you can build a full picture over time.
We all engage in activities that, if left unchecked, will absolutely cause great damage to our lives. Here is a series of self-checks — originally designed for our leadership team — that you can use to sort out the quiet acts of self-sabotage.
You’re going to find language here written specifically for ministry leaders — the pulpit, elders, the flock, and so on. Two things about that.
First, let it encourage you. These self-checks were built for our own leadership team, because we take the integrity of the people who shepherd this church seriously — and we’re glad to hand you the very same tools we hold ourselves to.
Second, nearly all of it still applies to you with a little mental transposition. The vocabulary is pastoral; the temptations underneath it are simply human. As you read, quietly swap in your own life:
Do that, and a test about a pastor coasting on old sermons becomes a test about you coasting at work. The self-sabotage is the same either way — and so is the grace that meets it.
Eight short self-checks, 3–10 minutes each. Take one now, come back for the others. After two or more, get your full picture.
To protect your privacy, saved scores are shown only after you sign in with a one-time link we email you (every time).
Take at least two tests to unlock a combined analysis across areas.
Scoring your answers and writing your guidance, then discarding the answers.
About twenty seconds.
This is a self-assessment and spiritual counsel, not a medical or psychological evaluation.
Built only from your stored category scores — your answers were never kept.