Self-Reflection

When I notice a fault or imperfection in someone else, how do I typically respond?

• I focus on my own faults first before offering any advice or judgment.

• I might feel critical but try to remind myself that I don't know the full picture.

• I immediately start pointing out what I see wrong, often to others as well.

How often do I find myself discussing or gossiping about others' personal issues?

• Rarely, I try to avoid speaking about others unless it's necessary or beneficial.

• Sometimes, especially if I feel concerned about the person.

• Frequently, I find it hard to avoid talking about others' lives or problems.

When I see someone struggling with an issue or sin, how do I typically respond?

• I examine my own heart first, ensuring I am in a position of humility before offering any help or judgment.

• I sometimes try to help, but I often feel judgmental or critical.

• I find myself offering advice or judgments before considering my own struggles.

How do I approach people who make mistakes or fail in areas where I feel I am doing well?

• With understanding and compassion, recognizing that everyone has their own struggles.

• With some caution, but I may find myself feeling superior or thinking I know better.

• With criticism or a desire to point out what they did wrong.

How often do I take time to reflect on my own actions, rather than focusing on the actions of others?

• Regularly, I try to assess my own heart and actions before making judgments about others.

• Occasionally, I reflect on my actions but also often focus on what others are doing wrong.

• Rarely, I tend to focus more on what others are doing than on reflecting on my own actions.