Epiphany
Epiphany Years ago, I took some personality inventories that applied certain personality traits to me. Supposedly, knowing these traits would help me to know myself and others better. Admittedly, they explained a lot, but I’m not sure how helpful they were. I’ve also discovered that people use these descriptors or labels as an excuse. For instance, if I discover that I am an introvert then I can use that as an excuse and avoid interacting with people. I think the weakness of these tests is that it places limits on us that we often believe are insurmountable. For years I argued with God about my calling to ministry. “God, I’m a task-oriented person...I don’t do my best in relationships. I took a test that said I was an introvert. God, can you call someone else.” But being the obedient son that I am, I entered the ministry. I excelled in administration and programs, and sure enough, my people skills were limited. “See God...I told ya.” The call didn’t go a