What Kind of Follower Are You?

Answer honestly based on how you typically act and behave—not what you think the “right answer” should be.

Question 1
Strongly Disagree		 2 3 4 5
Strongly Agree
When plans change suddenly, I prefer clear direction from a leader before moving.
If a task is assigned to me, I finish it even when it becomes dull.
In group settings, I’m comfortable taking orders without debate.
When a hard choice is required, I act rather than wait for perfect clarity.
I stick with the mission even when others drift to side projects.
In a room, I notice practical needs (chairs, dishes, setup) and quietly address them.
I adjust my schedule to make space for someone else’s burden.
I’m content helping without being named or thanked.
I tend to move toward people who seem left out.
I’ll take an unassigned task if it serves the group.
I set aside regular time to understand Scripture, not just read it.
Before deciding, I look for wise input rather than relying only on my first impression.
I watch mature believers and try their practices to see what bears fruit.
I stay with a hard question until I can explain my conclusion to someone else.
I keep earlier convictions from Scripture unless Scripture itself persuades me otherwise.
I keep spiritual habits on days when they feel inconvenient.
I prefer simple routines that I can repeat rather than complex plans I’ll drop.
Feedback that improves my habits is welcome, even if it stings.
I remove distractions (apps, noise, extra commitments) to protect important practices.
I set measurable goals for growth and review them.
I think about how choices affect the church’s witness in our city.
I try to show mercy and fairness in public spaces (work, online, neighborhood).
I feel responsible for the unity of the community, even when I’m not in charge.
I choose Kingdom values over convenience when they collide.
I remember my first allegiance is to Jesus when other loyalties press in.