Discipleship Style Assessment

What Is A Discipleship Style?

A Discipleship Style describes the unique way that you connect to God and how you respond to the Gospel. It combines your personality with your skills and spiritual gifts, which come together to create a profile of your identity as a disciple and follower of Jesus.

Discpleship Styles is a new model for Christian people to understand themselves as a person of faith and to explore pathways for growing in Christ that is uniquely suited to them and their style.

About This Discipleship Styles Assessment

This assessment will help you discover your Discipleship Style. It consists of approximately 25 questions and can be completed in minutes.

However, take your time with the questions. Accurate responses will lead to better results for you.

This assessment will reveal one of ten Discipleship Styles results. Your results will be emailed to you after you take the assessment.

Instructions

As you take the assessment, you will be presented with two answer options for each question.
Try your best to pick from the two available options.
If neither option genuinely sounds like you, there is a "Neither Sounds Like Me" option, but use this choice sparingly, when you genuinely do not believe either option sounds like you.
If both answers sound similiar to you, trust your instinct to choose an answer.

Thanks, and we sincerely hope this assessment is the start of whole new journey in your faith as you seek to understand yourself and your relationship with God more fully.

Discipleship Style Assessment

Question #1: I’m better at:

I’m uniquely good at:

Church and Christian Traditions are:

I’m better at:

I like to express myself through:

The following statement sounds most uniquely like me:

I feel most inspired and motivated when a presentation, talk, or sermon is filled with:

I would never pass on the opportunity to:

I tend to think of myself as:

I deeply value:

I would rather:

When I care about a ministry or mission, my first response is to:

If I were part of a small group or Bible study, my first concern would be that:

If someone shared an opinion about faith that opposed my own, I would want to:

I would rather be good at:

I think it is more important for ministries, groups, and events to be:

When I learn something new about faith, I like to:

If I were raising support for a mission, ministry, or charity, I would focus on:

I feel that I would be uniquely and exceptionally good at:

I usually process information and ideas about faith:

People typically describe me as:

Section 1 Complete - Only a few more questions to go!

Section 1 Complete - Only a few more questions to go!

Section 1 Complete - Only a few more questions to go!

Section 1 Complete - Only a few more questions to go!

Section 1 Complete - Only a few more questions to go!