Last Questions

Once I go through all these questions, I'm going to take some time talking through my answers with a small handful of people whose maturity I trust.

Here's the last set of questions...

16. Have another person describe your personality to you.

17. Imagine your life 10 years from now. What would you like to have accomplished? (key relationships, ministry, career, education, finances, etc.)

18. What do you most enjoy doing in your free time?

19. Imagine you had all the money you needed for the next 10 years and didn’t have to work. What would you do? Where would you go? Who would you want to be with?

Questions #3

Each one of these questions, if you notice, helps to clarify purpose, strengths, calling...as I answer these, they will help me refocus for the next 7 years...

11. What have you learned about yourself as you’ve exercised your spiritual gifs?

12. Ask two or three people close to you how they would describe your strengths, weaknesses, and passions.

13. List your main talents, without shame.

14. What action words describe what you love to do, or would most love to do.

15. How would you describe your personality?

Questions #2

Here's my next set of questions...

6. What are your primary strengths?

7. What are your biggest weaknesses?

8. In your work experiences, at what have you excelled? With what have you struggled the most?

9. Which of your achievements have given you the greatest satisfaction?

10. What are your primary spiritual gifts?

Questions #1

I have a list of questions I'm going to work through over the seven-weeks of our Sabbatical. I'll share the questions over the next few days...

1. What biblical passages has god used deeply in your life?

2. How have these passages shaped your view of life and the world?

3. How has God used you significantly in the past?

4. What are you passionate about?

5. Think about some of the deepest disappointments you have experienced. What have they taught you about how God has wired you?