The Poor Self-Worth Checkup for Christians is for helping Christians determine if poor self-worth is a problem for them.
More Christians than you may think suffer from poor self-worth alone, in secret, or both.
They suffer alone because poor self-worth can mimic symptoms of and contribute to at least ten different health conditions and illnesses. Those Christians have a risk that they are either misdiagnosed or contend with their symptoms without realizing that it is poor self-worth causing their problems. Thus, they are alone in their suffering because the symptoms continue, but they do not know why.
Some suffer in secret from poor self-worth because they know it’s poor self-worth; however, as Christians, they have accepted the idea that Christians should never have such problems as poor self-worth. Thus, they do not reveal to others in their faith that they are struggling with poor self-worth.
Finally, there are those Christians who know poor self-worth is their problem. Still, because they believe the notion that poor self-worth should never be something that bothers a Christian, they effectively suffer alone and in secret.
Don’t hesitate to take the Poor Self-Worth Checkup for Christians. It could be the first step towards understanding and addressing poor self-worth for yourself or someone you care about.
Poor Self-Worth Checkup for Broken Christians
This checkup is not meant to be a definitive test for any medical, psychological, mental, or emotional condition, illness, or disorder. The results of this checkup can suggest you may have condition, illness, or disorder, however, as is with the results of any assessment online or other, an appropriate healthcare professional should be consulted.
If your total is greater than 7, you are likely still affected by your past, and there’s a good chance you are a broken Christian.
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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.
