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Do I have a
Servant’s heart?
Please
answer these questions truthfully and with prayerful consideration.
God wants to teach you something. That is why you are here.
1. I have given my life to Jesus.
a) Absolutely!
b) Mostly
c) I think I did
d) No
Without
Faith it is impossible to please God…
Hebrews 11:6
2. I feel I am most serving God when I am:
a) doing work for the church. (teaching, clean-up,
participating in outreach ministries or fund raisers etc…)
b) taking care of my family and loved ones
c) Tithing and giving to charities
d) Helping little ol’ ladies across the street (ie.
People I don’t know)
3. When I serve God I:
a) sort of expect a “pay-off” (blessing, a warm
fuzzy feeling, acknowledgment , cash)
b) really, honestly don’t expect a thing.
4. God can call me to service:
a) As long as it is not in conflict with my
schedule.
b) Anytime
c) On the weekends.
d) Almost any holiday.
5. One reason I don’t serve is:
a) I’m not good enough
b) it’s not my spiritual gift.
c) I don’t want people to “need” me.
d) Not everyone is called to serve.
6. Sometimes I feel:
a) the task is really beneath me
b) the task is too much for me
c) God needs me to do the “bigger” tasks
d) God needs me to just do the “little things”.
7. I will serve:
a) As long as its fun
b) Till I get discouraged
c) and you can count on me to finish the job
d) as long as I like everyone and they like me.
8. I serve to:
a) impress God
b) impress others
c) show how humble I am
d) unseen, whenever possible.
9. I find myself:
a) wondering who needs help
b) hoping nobody needs my help
c) getting used by people
10.
When people treat me like a servant (taken for granted, bossed
around, treated as an inferior) I:
a) get
defensive
b) defame that person to someone else.
c) think about how Jesus suffered – and realize I am
sharing in his suffering – Wow moment.
d) try to never put myself around that person again.
WHAT I
LEARNED ABOUT ME:
I Wonder
by Ruth Harms Calkin
You know,
Lord, how I serve You
With great
emotional fervor
In the
limelight.
You know how
eagerly I speak for You
At the
women’s club.
You know how
I effervesce when I promote
A fellowship
group.
You know my
genuine enthusiasm
At a Bible
study.
But how
would I react, I wonder
If you
pointed to a basin of water
And asked me
to wash the calloused feet
Of a bent
and wrinkled old woman
Day after
day
Month after
month
In a room
where nobody saw
And nobody
knew.
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