Define the Relationship:
Are you a Fan or Follower
(Don’t worry; it’s multiple choice.)
How do you know if you’re a fan or a follower? In some ways we are always on that journey. Paul said that God began a good work in us and would be faithful to complete it but that this is a project that will take your whole life.
The challenge is this: Grow deeper and follow closer day by day; by the grace of God we CAN do this.
Here's a little assessment to help you think through where you are on this journey. It’s meant to be a little fun but to also challenge you to think about the level of your commitment. Also, understand that this is not for us to “grow in guilt” but as Peter says to “grow in grace."
What picture best describes your prayer life?
What have you said to your coworkers or neighbors about your relationship with Jesus?
When it comes to serving others which best describes you?
How committed are you to meditating on Scripture?
You’re at Walgreens and someone cuts in front of you, do you :
When you are struggling with sin in your life what do you do?
Would you say “fasting” is part of your Spiritual life?
How could a person tell you are Christian?
When you look for a church are you looking for:
If you were in church right now and the offering was passed, you would likely:
What keeps you from going to Church or a Bible Study?
What are you looking for in the worship time of a church service?
On a scale of 1-4 what most describes your Christian life.
(1=follow the rules, 5=growing in a relationship)
(1=follow the rules, 5=growing in a relationship)
...thought provoking. I was waiting at the end to see if my answers qualified me for a free gift or something---
ReplyDeleteoh wait, I was already given that. Rom 6:23
I clicked on the answers and looked at the bottom to see if I could find a submit button. But there wasn't one. So I guess that It doesn't matter what a test says about my relationship with God. It is my true feelings about my relationship with God that matters.
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