A comprehensive breakdown of what your assessment score reveals about your volunteer health and spiritual commitment.
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Who you are in Christ, your spiritual identity, and foundational beliefs that shape your service.
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Why you serve, what drives your commitment, and your loyalty to God's calling and church leadership.
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Your spiritual health, emotional stability, financial stewardship, and overall wellbeing in service.
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Your support system, accountability structures, and how you engage with your church community.
Your assessment identifies your primary area of concern and provides a specific diagnosis. Here are the possible results you may receive:
Your motivation is based on Revelation, not return. You are serving from a spiritual bank account, not a deficit. You are resilient, emotionally prepared, and possess the necessary armor. Your next step is leadership and mentorship.
Maintain this integrity. Your focus is on Legacy. Use your endurance and strength to mentor others and teach the Logical Servant how to find unconditional loyalty. Chapter Z: Leaving a Legacy.
Your conviction is anchored to external factors (sermons, spiritual 'highs') and lacks Personal Spiritual Power. Passivity stems from the belief you are here only to receive, not to give. You operate with Borrowed Authority.
Your priority is to build your personal altar. Implement a 'Discovery vs. Reception' rule: dedicate more time to discovering truth (personal study) than passively receiving it. Chapter 6: Your Lifeline: Just Read Your Bible.
Your service is purely based on what you get out of it (status, networking, comfort). You are stuck in the Logical Servant model, treating the church relationship as a contract that requires a clear ROI. This mindset prevents you from ACTIVATE PURPOSE.
You must immediately halt the mentality that the church owes you something. You must stop serving to earn favor and start serving from the favor you already have. Reread Chapter 12: The Revelation Life.
Passivity is fueled by Unseen Wounds (shame, financial debt, unresolved conflict). Service is avoided because you believe it will expose your deepest issues.
You are in a crisis. Your healing requires you to apply the Theological Safety Valve and accept that your pain is not punishment for failure. Confess your internal conflict to a trusted peer immediately. Chapter 4: The Unseen Wounds.
You are relying entirely on yourself, which is paralyzing. You are operating in Lone-Wolf Ministry without the functional, confidential support system necessary for long-term survival. Your isolation is feeding your fear of initiative.
Stop all activity that feeds your isolation. Your task is to Build Your Inner Circle immediately. Identify one potential candidate and initiate a casual meeting with the sole purpose of asking for their honest, non-judgmental prayer. Chapter 7: The Inner Circle.
Understanding your diagnosis is just the beginning. The book A Volunteer's Perspective provides a complete roadmap for moving from wherever you are now to unconditional, joyful service.
To help you apply the principles from the book, we've created a comprehensive four-part course that directly addresses each area of your volunteer health assessment.
Build your personal altar and discover truth for yourself. Move from borrowed authority to personal spiritual power through intentional Bible study and revelation.
Break free from transactional service and discover unconditional loyalty. Learn to serve from favor, not for favor, and activate your true purpose.
Address unseen wounds, apply the Theological Safety Valve, and build resilience. Develop emotional stability and financial stewardship for sustainable service.
Build your Inner Circle and create functional armor for ministry. Move from lone-wolf isolation to supported, accountable service with lasting impact.
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