Ministers’ meeting

Personal growth audit

Growth
with intention.

Take a few honest minutes to notice where you are, choose one meaningful growth gap, and build a focused 90-day plan.

About 5–7 minutes One focused plan

Pause. Be honest. Choose progress over perfection.

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Personal growth audit

First, tell us about you.

Your full plan will be sent to the email address you enter here.

Your complete personal plan will be sent here.

Honest reflection

Notice where you are.

Score the person you have actually been for the last six months—not the person you intend to become.

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Choose your focus

One gap. Real attention.

Don’t try to fix everything. Choose the one area where growth would make the greatest difference.

Name one pattern, moment, or piece of feedback. Your pastor can see this; your accountability partner cannot.

Make the change clear enough to picture.

“When I became a man, I put away childish things.”

1 Corinthians 13:11

Think beyond what you will do. Name the character, maturity, discipline, or posture you must grow into. Your pastor can see this; your accountability partner cannot.

Name one habit, attitude, excuse, or pattern that cannot come with you.

Build your plan

Small steps. Steady growth.

Turn your intention into a few specific commitments you can keep returning to.

Use a number, rhythm, milestone, or observable change.

Confirm and send

Let someone walk with you.

Your partner receives only what they need to encourage you—never your ratings or private evidence.

Growth focus
90-day outcome

Weekly practice

Enter the email of the person assigned to you in the room.

Your complete response is visible only to you and the pastor. Your partner receives a limited summary.

Plan received

You’ve made
your commitment.

Growth starts with honest attention—and you have taken the first step.

Your 90-day focus

Before you leave

Meet your partner and agree on a simple weekly check-in time.

“The hand of our God is upon all those for good who seek Him.” Ezra 8:22