my life philosophy

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C o ns i d er: Have you ever really thought about the values, thoughts, and heart attitudes that direct your life? There is often a difference between what we say we believe and the beliefs that actually direct our day-to-day living. This worksheet is intended to help you determine what is important to you, how those things affect you, and how consistent with Scripture those beliefs are.

A. What t ends to mot ivat e (r ul e) m e ? This could include a number of things like looking good, staying in my comfort zone, being safe, being the center of attention, not being embarrassed, financial security, etc. For example – “I must be in control at all times”, “Being thin and attractive is of utmost importance” or, “I will do anything to avoid embarrassment.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

B. How would a profou nd love for Ch ri st and His Word c hange my mot iv es? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. © 200 5, Copyr igh t Associat ion of Bi blica l Counse lors