Self-Evaluation

 

"Examine yourselves, whether you be in the faith; prove your own selves." 2Cor.13: 5.

Click on the Areas that need self-evaluation :- 

1. Personal purity2. Devotional habits, 3. Family life,   4. Social relationships,

5. God's ministry,   6.Organisational loyalty,  7.Honesty in dealings,    

8.Spiritual growth, 9.Missionary vision,   10. Future Hope.

1.Personal Purity

 Do I keep myself as a clean vessel to be used by the Lord?

Do I live in any secret sin?

Do I wholeheartedly desire holiness?

Is my conscience clear?

Is my whole being surrendered to the Lord?

 

2.Devotional habits

Do I keep my quiet time regularly for Bible meditation and prayer?

Do I delight in God's Word?

Is my prayer life getting deepened?

Do I value praying with other believers?

Do I substitute work for worship?

3.Social relationships

Am I an easy person to live with?

Am I a habitual faultfinder and an unloving critic?

Do I willingly accept corrections or justify myself always?

Do I find it difficult to appreciate others openly?

Am I dead to casteism and regionalism in order to maintain the oneness of the Spirit?

 

4.Family Life

Am I faithful to my spouse?

Do I keep a distance with the opposite sex?

Do I endeavor to spend quality time with my spouse and help her/his growth?

Am I free and friendly with my children?

Do I motivate my children by word and deed to pursue a missionary career—if I believe that serving the King of kings is the greatest of all professions and privileges?

 

5.God's Ministry

Do I serve the Lord with the first love and maintain the initial enthusiasm?

Am I becoming lazy?

Am I easily discouraged by hindrances in the ministry or difficulties in the work?

Am I patient and kind towards people?

Am I a men-pleaser?

 

6.Honesty in dealings:

Am I honest in reporting or do I exaggerate?

Am I faithful in financial matters?

Are my words dependable?

Can my co-workers trust me?

Is the reputation of others safe in my hands?

 

7.Spiritual growth:

Do I periodically evaluate my spiritual life?

Do I give my fellow-workers, juniors or seniors, the liberty to correct, warn and develop me?

Do I obey the voice of the Lord as it comes through personal meditation, sermons and literature?

Am I too proud to confess my weaknesses and failures?

Am I ready to sacrifice my personal interests in order to edify and strengthen my co-workers?

8.Organizational loyalty:

Am I loyal to my organization?

Do I submit myself willingly to the leaders?

Do I backbite my leaders when their decisions do not please me?

Do I have a party spirit?

Am I grateful to God and the organization for the blessing or do I murmur?

 

9.Missionary Vision:

Is my heart burdened with God for those who have not yet heard the gospel?

Am I interested in updating information about what God is doing all over the world?

Do I pray for the persecuted church and those ill-treated unjustly?

Is my concern for the poor practical?

Do I appreciate the good work done by others and co-operate with them wherever possible?

 

10.Future Hope:

Do I trust God for my future or worry unduly?

Do I compare myself with the affluent and turn material-minded?

Do I hesitate to lake up the cross of misunderstanding and loneliness?

Do I turn a deaf ear to the voices that call me to come down from my missionary vision and commitment?

Am I conscious of the welcome and the reward that await me in Heaven if I serve the Lord of the Harvest faithfully till the end?


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