AnswersLesson09

Joyce February 8, 2010 New Testament Comments Off on AnswersLesson09 459 Views

TO RETURN TO THE LESSON

(For the teacher: to resolve close test scores and make a final evaluation)

Final Evaluation of the Students Scores

To make a final evaluation of the students motivational gifts, using your Evaluation Sheet you need to:

=1= Observe which gift has the highest total score (from the shaded line on your Evaluation Sheet). If one gift dominates, this is most likely the students gift and you do not need to evaluate further.
=2= If the totals of two gifts are the same or very close, observe which of the two gifts has the highest score from the Characteristics section of the test. This will be the number on the first line under that gift on your evaluation sheet. This highest score will probably be the dominant gift.
=3= Compare the gifts under the General Test that are marked 1 and 2 on the Evaluation Sheet. Does this clarify which of the two gifts is probably more dominant?
=4= Consider the discussion during the class time that occurred from week to week as to what the other students thought was a persons gift. (Sometimes the students know each other better than the teacher knows the students.)
=5= Consider the verbal answers you receive from the following questions directed to those students that have very close scores. (When there is no more conflict in your mind regarding a students gift, you are ready to evaluate. Go to Evaluation)

Ask the following questions of those students that have close test scores to determine between two gifts (Do not tell them the name of the gift at the end of the question).

To determine between Prophecy and Serving:

Would you rather spend time:

_____ interceding for others? (Prophecy)
_____ entertaining house guests? (Serving)

Would you consider it more loving and caring to:

_____ help a person to change for the better? (Prophecy)
_____ do something to meet a persons special need? (Serving)

Would you rather help a person to get rid of:

_____ sin in his life? (Prophecy)
_____ clutter in his house? (Serving)

To determine between Prophecy and Teaching:

When you share scriptures with people, would you most likely:

_____ tell them if their interpretation is right or wrong? (Prophecy)
_____ instruct them to study and find the truth themselves? (Teaching)

Would you rather:

_____ spend time in intercessory prayer? (Prophecy)
_____ teach a Bible class for believers? (Teaching)

To form an opinion about something, would you probably:

_____ go by what you already feel and / or believe? (Prophecy)
_____ research it until you are confident enough? (Teaching)

To determine between Prophecy and Exhortation:

To be of genuine help to people, would you rather:

_____ tell them to repent and change their ways? (Prophecy)
_____ encourage them to get their relationships right? (Exhortation)

In counseling people do you:

_____ tell them where they are wrong and what to do? (Prophecy)
_____ accept them where they are, then suggest change? (Exhortation)

In giving advise do you:

_____ quote scripture as an absolute basis for action? (Prophecy)
_____ give practical steps of action to follow? (Exhortation)

To determine between Prophecy and Giving:

To be helpful to others, would you tend to:

_____ give scriptural advice? (Prophecy)
_____do something for them? (Giving)

Would you rather:

_____ pray for someone? (Prophecy)
_____ provide for him? (Giving)

When dealing with unbelievers, would you more likely:

_____ tell them they are sinners and need to repent? ((Prophecy)
_____ simply show them the way of salvation? (Giving)

To determine between prophecy and facilitating:

When you help someone spiritually, would you more likely:

_____ tell him, “This is what Scripture says”. (Prophecy)
_____ help him to see the overall view of Scripture? (Facilitating)

In giving advice to people, would you:

_____ tell them where they are right or wrong. (Prophecy)
_____try first to find out all you can about their problems? (Facilitating)

Would you rather spend time:

_____ in prayer and fasting? (Prophecy)
_____ organize a Christian project? (Facilitating)

To determine between prophecy and mercy:

In helping people, do you tend to meet:

_____ their spiritual needs first? (Prophecy)
_____ their emotional needs first? (Mercy)

When someone is hurting, do you:

_____ show from Scripture how to overcome the hurt? (Prophecy)
_____identify with the hurt, staying with him until it is gone? (Mercy)

Would you rather participate in:

_____ an intercessory prayer group? (Prophecy)
_____a program to help the poor? (Mercy)

To determine between serving and teaching:

Do you teach primarily by:

_____demonstrating the caring nature of God? (Serving)
_____ expounding on the Word of God? (Teaching)

If someone needs something, would you rather:

_____provide it for him? (Serving)
_____ show him how to provide for himself? (Teaching)

Would you rather:

_____help set up for or serve a church dinner? (Serving)
_____ speak to the group after dinner? (Teaching)

To determine between serving and exhortation:

Would you rather:

_____work with your hands? (Serving)
_____ speak with your mouth? (Exhortation)

If a person did not follow your instructions properly, would you:

_____ just go ahead and do it yourself? (Serving)
_____ explain more thoroughly so he could do it? (Exhortation)

After a meeting, do you feel it is more important to:

_____make sure the room is left in order? (Serving)
_____ spend time socializing? (Exhortation)

To determine between Serving and Giving:

Do you view hospitality mainly as an opportunity to:

_____serve? (Serving)
_____give? (Giving)

Would you rather:

_____ help people with their practical needs? (Serving)
_____spend time witnessing? (Giving)

Would you rather help someone in need by:

_____ doing something for him? (Serving)
_____ anonymously giving money? (Giving)

To determine between Serving and Facilitating:

Would you rather:

_____help someone accomplish something? (Serving)
_____ tell him how to accomplish it on his own? (Facilitating)

If a room needed to be cleaned, would you:

_____ get a broom and sweep it? (Serving)
_____ figure out who could do the best job? (Facilitating)

Do you:

_____take things as they come? (Serving)
_____ plan ahead? (Facilitating)

To determine between Serving and Mercy:

Do you care more about:

_____peoples practical needs? (Serving)
_____how people feel? (Mercy)

Would you rather:

_____help with a church work group? (Serving)
_____ visit an invalid person? (Mercy)

Do you:

_____ work at a project until its completed? (Serving)
_____ get sidetracked by the emotional needs of others? (Mercy)

To determine between Teaching and Exhortation:

Would you rather help people by:

_____teaching a Bible study class? (Teaching)
_____ counseling them with their problems? (Exhortation)

Would you prefer to:

_____read a good book. (Teaching)
_____ be with people? (Exhortation)

Do you like to have:

_____a few select friends with similar interests? (Teaching)
_____lots of friends, the more the better? (Exhortation)

To determine between Teaching and Giving:

Would you like to see God increase your ability:

_____ to teach effectively? (Teaching)
_____ to give generously? (Giving)

Would you rather:

_____ research and study? (Teaching)
_____witness and evangelize? (Giving)

Are you most likely to be successful in a:

_____ a career of teaching? (Teaching)
_____ a business venture? (Giving)

To determine between Teaching and Facilitating:

Would you rather:

_____train others to do a job? (Teaching)
_____delegate work to others? (Facilitating)

Do you find that more often you are:

_____ reading a good book? (Teaching)
_____ making lists of things to do? (Facilitating)

Would you rather:

_____do a thorough research on a subject? (Teaching)
_____ organize and lead a group project? (Facilitating)

To determine between Teaching and Mercy:

To make a decision:

_____do you base it on research? (Teaching)
_____ is difficult for you? (Mercy)

Do you:

_____keep your emotions in control? (Teaching)
_____ cry easily? (Mercy)

Do you find that you:

_____ are drawn to intellectual projects? (Teaching)
_____ daydream or fantasize a lot? (Mercy)

To determine between Exhortation and Giving:

Do you encourage people:

_____by sharing your own experiences? (Exhortation)
_____ by giving them practical help? (Giving)

Would you rather:

_____ let your life be an example to an unbeliever? (Exhortation)
_____ lead someone to the Lord through verbal witnessing? (Giving)

Would you prefer to:

_____ speak in front of a group? (Exhortation)
_____ function supportively in the background? (Giving)

To determine between Exhortation and Facilitating:

Would you prefer to:

_____ do individual counseling? (Exhortation)
_____ take on the leadership of a group? (Facilitating)

When working on a project, do you tend to:

_____stay with it until it is finished? (Exhortation)
_____ delegate as much as you can to others? (Facilitating)

Do you find that you:

_____ adapt easily in almost any situation? (Exhortation)
_____ get frustrated with delays and red tape? (Facilitating)

To determine between Exhortation and Mercy:

Would you rather:

_____ do personal counseling? (Exhortation)
_____ help with caring-type ministries? (Mercy)

Are you:

_____ likely to see a problem as a challenge? (Exhortation)
_____ sometimes overwhelmed by a problem? (Mercy)

Are decisions:

_____ easy for you? (Exhortation)
_____ hard to make? (Mercy)

To determine between Giving and Facilitating:

Would you rather:

_____ assist a current project? (Giving)
_____ organize a project? (Facilitating)

Would you rather be:

_____ a supporter? (Giving)
_____a leader? (Facilitating)

Would you prefer to spend your time:

_____ doing a door to door witnessing? (Giving)
_____ pioneering a new project? (Facilitating)

To determine between Giving and Mercy:

Is your primary interest in:

_____ peoples needs? (Giving)
_____ peoples feelings? (Mercy)

If you are working on a project when someone expresses a need, would you:

_____ finish the project and then meet the need? (Giving)
_____ meet the need and then finish the project? (Mercy)

Would you rather encourage people to:

_____ give generously to further the Gospel? (Giving)
_____ minister to those who are hurting? (Mercy)

To determine between Facilitating and Mercy:

When you look at situations, do you focus on:

_____the long-range view? (Facilitating)
_____ what is happening now? (Mercy)

Would you prefer to spend your time:

_____ organizing people and projects? (Facilitating)
_____ ministering to someone in distress? (Mercy)

Would you rather work with:

_____ a group? (Facilitating)
_____ one person at a time? (Mercy)

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