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Spiritual Gifts Assessment

This is your free personal take. At the end you will see your own gifts, then the same result inside example church data so you can see the pastoral view. Nothing is shared with any church.

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Part 1 of 3 · 45 statements

Gifts at work in your life

Not like me at all (1) to Very much like me (5). Answer from what has actually happened, not who you hope to be.

Prophecy1

When something is wrong in a situation or group, I see it quickly and feel compelled to name it.

Prophecy2

I care more that something is true and right than that everyone stays comfortable.

Prophecy3

In the past year, I have spoken a hard truth to someone because I believed God wanted them to hear it.

Prophecy4

When I have named an issue others were avoiding, it came into the open and got dealt with.

Prophecy5

People have told me I helped them see a situation clearly when they were avoiding or rationalizing it.

Serving6

When I see a practical need, my first instinct is to jump in and meet it.

Serving7

I would rather work behind the scenes making things happen than be up front.

Serving8

In recent months, I have noticed a practical task nobody owned and quietly taken care of it.

Serving9

I have shown up early or stayed late to set up, tear down, or fix something, and genuinely enjoyed it.

Serving10

People have told me they know they can count on me to actually get things done.

Teaching11

When I learn something true, I immediately start thinking about how to help others understand it.

Teaching12

It bothers me when Scripture is handled carelessly or a claim is not backed up.

Teaching13

In the past year, I have studied a topic deeply mainly so I could explain it well to someone else.

Teaching14

After I have explained something, in a group or one to one or in writing, people understood it better.

Teaching15

People have told me I make hard ideas clear.

Encouraging16

I notice what God is doing in a person, and I want to tell them what I see.

Encouraging17

When someone is stuck, I find myself coaching them toward a practical next step.

Encouraging18

In recent months, I have reached out to someone specifically to build them up: a note, a call, a word.

Encouraging19

Someone has taken a real step of growth partly because I cheered them on.

Encouraging20

People have told me my words gave them courage to keep going.

Giving21

Giving is one of the things that brings me real joy.

Giving22

I manage my resources carefully so that I am free to give more.

Giving23

In the past year, I have given beyond my regular giving because a need or ministry gripped me.

Giving24

I have given quietly, with no one knowing it came from me.

Giving25

People who know me well have told me I am unusually generous.

Leading26

I naturally see the big picture and where a group needs to go.

Leading27

When no one is in charge, I find myself stepping up to organize people toward the goal.

Leading28

In the past year, I have taken responsibility for a project or team and carried it to completion.

Leading29

When I have pointed a group in a direction, others have willingly followed.

Leading30

People have asked me to take charge, or told me they would follow my lead.

Mercy31

I sense when someone is hurting, often before they say anything.

Mercy32

I am drawn toward people others overlook: the grieving, the sick, the lonely, the struggling.

Mercy33

In recent months, I have sat with someone in pain without trying to fix them.

Mercy34

I have spent time with someone in deep pain and come away steadied rather than drained.

Mercy35

People have told me they felt truly cared for, and not judged, in my presence.

Administration36

When something is disorganized, I can see how to put it in order, and it bothers me until someone does.

Administration37

I would rather build the plan, schedule or system that makes something work than be the face of it.

Administration38

In the past year, I have set up a process, schedule or system that other people then relied on.

Administration39

Because of how I planned or tracked something, an event or project ran smoothly that would otherwise have been chaos.

Administration40

People have asked me to organize something, or told me things run better when I am handling the details.

Hospitality41

I notice the person standing on their own, and I want to make sure they feel welcome.

Hospitality42

I enjoy opening my home or my table to people I do not know well yet.

Hospitality43

In the past year, I have had someone new, or on the edges, over for a meal or coffee.

Hospitality44

Someone who arrived as a stranger has stayed connected, partly because I made room for them.

Hospitality45

People have told me they felt at home with me, or that I made a place feel welcoming.

Part 2 · Ephesians 4

How you build up the church

A first look at Ephesians 4 leanings — not a title or an office.

Apostolic

I am drawn to starting something new where nothing exists yet, more than to keeping something already running.

Apostolic

In the past year, I have helped start something, such as a group, a ministry or a gathering, that kept going after I stepped back.

Apostolic

I have pushed a group past what was comfortable so the church could reach somewhere it had not been.

Prophetic

I care more about whether our church is walking closely with God than about whether it is growing.

Prophetic

I have called a group back to prayer, to obedience, or to God's heart for the poor when it had drifted.

Prophetic

I have helped other people learn to recognize and respond to God's voice for themselves.

Evangelistic

I am more at ease talking about Jesus with people outside the church than with people inside it.

Evangelistic

In the past year, I have talked with someone about following Jesus, and they took a step toward him.

Evangelistic

I have helped other believers feel able to share their faith, or brought them along when I did.

Shepherding

I keep track of how people are really doing over the long haul, not just in the moment.

Shepherding

I have walked with the same person or group through a hard season for months, not days.

Shepherding

I have built a group where people look after each other, so the care did not all depend on me.

Teaching

I care whether people are actually growing up in their faith over the years, not just learning facts.

Teaching

I have discipled someone over time until they could pass on what they learned to someone else.

Teaching

I have helped a group grow in how they read and apply Scripture for themselves.

Part 3 · 1 Corinthians 12

Gifts of the Spirit

How often you have experienced each. This section is stored only with your separate consent below.

Prophecy

I have sensed God prompting me with a specific word, picture, or impression for a person or situation, and when I shared it, it proved timely.

Word of knowledge

I have known something specific about a person or situation that I could not have known naturally, and it proved accurate.

Word of wisdom

In a stuck or complex situation, I have been given unusual, God-directed clarity about what to do, and it proved right.

Faith

I have carried a settled, unusual confidence that God would act where others saw no way, and I prayed or acted on it.

Healing

I have prayed for someone's physical healing and seen them get better.

Miracles

I have been part of, or witnessed, something happen in response to prayer that had no natural explanation.

Discerning of spirits

I have sensed the true spiritual source behind a situation, teaching, or atmosphere before the facts confirmed it.

Tongues

I pray in a spiritual language.

Interpretation

I have been given the sense or meaning of something spoken in tongues.

In your own words

Your sweet spot

There’s no scale for this part. Answer in your own words.

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