20 Questions Adults Need to Ask Themselves

Here are some important questions we should ask ourselves:


  1. What one decision would I make if I knew that I would not fail?
  2. What one thing should I eliminate from my life because it holds me back from reaching my full potential?
  3. Am I on the path of something absolutely marvelous or something absolutely mediocre?
  4. If everyone in the Philippines were on my level of spirituality, would there be a revival in the land?
  5. Does the devil know who I am?
  6. Am I running from something, or to something?
  7. What can I do to make better use of my time?
  8. Would I recognize Jesus if I met Him on the street?
  9. Who do I need to forgive?
  10. What is my favorite scripture for myself, my family and my career?
  11. What is impossible thing am I believing and planning for?
  12. What is my most prevailing thought?
  13. What good thing have I committed to do that I have quit doing?
  14. How have the people I respect earned that respect?
  15. What would a truly creative person do in my situation?
  16. What outside influences are causing me to better or worse?
  17. Can I lead anyone else to Christ?
  18. In what areas do I need personal development?
  19. What gifts, talents, or strengths do I have?
  20. What is one thing that I can do for someone who has no opportunity to repay me?
(From John L. Mason's "An Enemy Called Average")

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