Become New with John Ortberg 15. Step 4: How to Do a Fearless Moral Inventory | John Ortberg
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Jan 31, 2025 Dive into the transformative journey of conducting a fearless moral inventory. Discover how it differs from mere introspection and why a structured approach is vital. The discussion emphasizes confronting personal resentments and the discomfort that accompanies self-reflection. With biblical insights, the importance of accountability and divine assistance in personal growth is highlighted. Join the conversation on how supportive communities can aid in this essential process of self-examination.
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Moral Inventory vs. Introspection
- Conduct a fearless moral inventory, not mere introspection, to achieve self-awareness.
- Write down your inventory to prevent rumination and promote focused awareness with God.
Resentment Inventory
- Start your moral inventory by listing resentments others have caused you.
- Categorize these resentments with four columns: 'I resent,' 'For (the event),' 'Because (what was threatened),' and 'My response.'
Kicked Under the Table
- John Ortberg shares an anecdote of being kicked under the table for talking too much.
- This illustrates how easily pride can be threatened, and how withdrawal can be a common response.