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I believe my life and actions make a difference in the world.

Thinking about all aspects of your life, to what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement: The more I grow personally, the more I can help others grow.

Still thinking about all aspects of your life, to what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement: I value having a mentor, coach, or advisor to help me grow and change.

To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement: My friends care about and contribute to my personal growth.

When you think about the last year, how much spiritual growth would you say you experienced?

I am not concerned about my spiritual growthI have been spiritually stagnant for a long timeI grew a littleI grew some, but I wish I had grown moreI experienced vibrant growth

When you think about the year ahead, what are your hopes regarding your own spiritual growth?

I am content with where I am nowI would like to see a little improvement or growthI am hoping I will experience solid growthI am committed to continually investing in my spiritual growth and have high hopes

I depend on the Holy Spirit to lead me and give me strength.

I am passionate to both know and become like Jesus.

I am purposeful to nurture and deepen my intimacy with Jesus.

I consider the entire Bible to be the true Word of God.

I continually seek to apply God's Word to all aspects of my life.

I actively seek to find ways to connect with and serve my neighbors, whatever their faith background.

I intentionally seek to build community with other Christians so we can encourage each other to love and serve God.

With both my words and actions, I try to share the truth of the gospel with friends who don't know Jesus.

I embrace the Great Commission from Jesus to "go and make disciples" as part of my own calling as a Christian.

I feel confident in my ability to communicate the gospel to a friend who doesn't believe in Jesus.

Investing personal time and prayer in the spiritual growth of a few people is a priority for me.

Some of the people I've helped grow in their walk with God have gone on to help others do the same.

I'd like to learn more about helping someone grow closer to Jesus, to the point where they feel inspired and equipped to disciple others.

How much time per week, on average, do you feel inspired to invest in learning and practicing new ways to help friends grow in Christ? Remember, answer honestly so we can meet you where you are. We know life is busy! You'll be amazed how much impact in your life and your friends' lives can result from even a small weekly investment of time.

Bringing Friends on the Journey

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