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A Fiercely Devoted Diagnostic

The Fear & Excuses Scorecard

Ten honest questions. Under five minutes. Answer as you actually are - not as you wish you were.

What You'll Walk Away With

Three Things In The Next 5 Minutes

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Your Primary Blocker

Fear, excuses, or passive faith - the one pattern that's quietly been running your decisions.

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A Scripture-Rooted Answer

Not generic advice - a truth aimed directly at your specific blocker.

3

One Action for Today

A single, specific next step - not a list of everything you should eventually do.

Real Stories

Real People, Real Turnarounds

Add three real stories from people who took the scorecard and took the next step.

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[Before → After Result]

Describe what was stuck, what they did, and what changed.

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[Before → After Result]

Use the person's real words. Keep the result concrete and credible.

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[Before → After Result]

Focus on the specific pattern named and the specific step taken.

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Questions

Before You Start

Is this really free?
Yes - completely free. No credit card, no trial, no catch. You'll get your personalized result and action step immediately.
How long does it take?
Under five minutes. Ten honest questions, then your result.
What happens after I get my result?
You'll see your primary blocker, a Scripture-rooted truth that answers it, and one clear action to take today - sent to your inbox so you don't lose it.
Is this a personality test?
No. It's a diagnostic built around three patterns that keep people stuck in their faith: fear, excuses, and passive faith. It's designed to reveal which one is running the show for you right now.

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IFear

1. I avoid a conversation, decision, or step because I'm afraid of how it will turn out.

2. I picture worst-case outcomes before I picture God's provision.

3. I stay quiet about my faith, convictions, or calling because of what people might think.

IIExcuses

4. I tell myself “I'll start when things settle down” - and things never settle down.

5. I have a good reason ready whenever I skip prayer, obedience, or a hard step.

6. I already know exactly what I should be doing right now, and I'm still not doing it.

IIIPassive Faith

7. I wait for God to move before I move - even when He's already told me what to do.

8. My faith shows up more in what I believe than in what I actually do.

9. I've stopped expecting real change, so I've quietly stopped pursuing it.

-One Honest Answer

10. If I'm honest, the thing that has kept me stuck the longest is: