More Christians than you may think suffer in secret from one or more of the following conditions:
- Anxiety
- Anger
- Depression
- Perfectionism
- Poor self-worth
- Difficulty forgiving
- Multiple failed relationships
- Addictions
Keep in mind that addictions do not only mean drugs, alcohol, tobacco, pornography, sex, or food.
Addictions can include:
- Work
- Exercise
- Shopping
- Television
- Internet
- Social media
- and more
Essentially, for broken Christians, addictions, at their core, are anything that leads to a release of dopamine and other brain neurotransmitters in the brain.
To help discover if you or someone you know is a broken Christian, complete the following Broken Christian Discovery.
Also, if you have come across this page without first reading about or understanding the term I coined, Broken Christian, it is important that you know Broken Christian is not a derogatory, critical, or judgmental title; I mean no disrespect. Broken Christian is only a phrase that conveys the unfortunate situation in which many Christian brothers and sisters find themselves trapped.
I created the Broken Christian Discovery tool as a quick way for those still trying to determine if they or someone they know is a broken Christian. The tool’s results have historically been correct more often than not.
Even if you disagree with the results, it can still be insightful to ponder the questions.
To help figure out if you are a broken Christian, please take your time to answer the questions. Think carefully, and answer truthfully.
Broken Christian Discovery
If your total is greater than 12, you are likely still affected by your past, and there’s a good chance you are a broken Christian.
Discover the cause of your problems in 60 seconds.
You may find it further helpful to take my Broken Christian Checkups.
You may also benefit by beginning your journey on the path called soulSTEPS.
