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Principle 1:Look Beneath the Surface. It’s easy for me to identify what I am feeling inside (John 11:33–35;Luke 19:41–44). I am willing to explore previously unknown or unacceptable parts of myself,allowing Christ to more fully transform me (Rom.7:21–25;Col.3:5–17). I enjoy being alone in quiet reflection with God and myself (Mark 1:35;Luke 6:12).
Based on the new book, Emotionally Healthy Discipleship, this diagnostic tool was created to help individuals, teams and churches get a sense of whether their discipleship has touched the emotional components of their lives. This assessment consists of 40 questions and takes 15 minutes to complete.
Inventory of Emotional/Spiritual Maturity Take a few minutes to reflect on this simple inventory to get a sense of where you are as a disciple of Jesus Christ, both as an individual and at church. It will help you get a sense of whether your discipleship has touched the emotional components of your life and, if so, how much.
The document is an emotional/spiritual health inventory consisting of 40 questions across 6 principles to assess one's emotional maturity. It asks the respondent to rate how true each statement is on a scale.
5 lut 2024 · Emotional health – managing stress, sufficient sleep, staying on top of work, seeking therapy; Intellectual health – staying curious, learning new things, reading, joining clubs, enhancing intellectual interests; Physical health – sufficient exercise, balanced nutrition, preventative medical care
Being an emotionally healthy disciple is not an all-or-nothing condition; it operates on a continuum that ranges from mild to severe, and may change from one season of life and ministry to the next. As you read through the descriptions below, what stands out to you? Wherever you find yourself, the good news is that you can make progress and become
Are you an Emotional Infant, Child, Teen or Adult? This powerful diagnostic tool enables you to determine your level of spiritual/emotional maturity.
