The First Mark of a Disciple: Loving God
Identity Assessment
This is not a test you can fail. It's to help you see where you're still building on the wrong foundation.
Your answers stay on this device. Nothing is saved or sent. When you finish, download your PDF and send it to your disciple-maker.
How to use this assessment
Answer honestly, and let God's love have the final word. Rate each statement using this scale.
1Not true yet
2Sometimes
3Mostly
4Consistently
Your summary
One faithful next step
Choose one to practise this week.
Personal response
Start. Stop. Stay.
Closing prayer
Father,Thank You that You loved me first, before I cleaned anything up.
I stop building my life on what I achieve, who approves of me, or how I look.
I lay down the names my past has given me,
and the names others have put on me.
I receive Your love.
I receive my new name.
I am Your child,
not because of what I've done, but because of what Jesus did.
Teach me to rest in Your love, and to live from it every day.
Amen.
Final truth
- Your identity comes from God, not from achievement, approval, appearance, or family.
- Being God's child is the default, not the reward.
- There is nothing you can do to make God love you more, and nothing you can do to make Him love you less.
- Religion works for love. The Gospel works from love.
- You are not what you've done, or what was done to you.
A disciple is someone who has stopped working to become God's child, and started living as one.
Finish and send
Download your PDF, then send it to your disciple-maker before you meet.
