Mentoring DashboardSix Pillars Life Assessment
Following Jesus invites us to grow in faith and live with purpose, wherever we worship. We are the chief stewards of our lives, and walking with Jesus should transform our thinking and produce visible fruit. As we strengthen the whole person, we become a living testimony of a life surrendered to Him.
This assessment looks at six areas of life that followers of Jesus can develop. It is a starting point for honest conversation with your mentor and for intentional growth.
Before you begin
You will read 30 statements, five for each pillar: Relational, Emotional, Physical, Financial, Spiritual, and Professional. Answer according to how your life looks today, not how you hope it will look. It takes about 10 minutes.
Consider praying through Psalm 139:23-24 first, asking God to search your heart.
Your answers stay on your device. They are not saved or sent anywhere, so download your PDF report before you close the page and send it to your mentor.
Your Six Pillars
Send your results to your mentor
Download your PDF report and email it to your mentor, or use Copy summary and paste it into a message. Your answers are not saved anywhere else, so do this before you close the page.
Each pillar rises to its score out of 5. The darker track above each one shows where there is still room to grow.
Pillar by pillar
Serve others
Strengthening your pillars was never meant to end with you. Followers of Jesus are called to encourage and serve others, making disciples along the way. Start from your strongest pillar, where God is already producing fruit.
- Use your giftsPut what God has grown in you to work for others.
- Give sacrificiallyHold your time and resources with an open hand.
- Serve generouslyFind a place to serve at your church and in your community.
- Lead selflesslyWalk alongside someone a few steps behind you.
Bring this report to your mentor, and consider joining a small group if you are not already part of one.
Statements to talk through with your mentor
These are the statements where your answer pointed to the most room for growth. A single statement can reveal more than a pillar average.