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FruitLife 360 Self Reflection

Rank the fruit, move through one fruit card at a time, and name one growth desire.

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Self Reflection

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Fruit Ranking

Rank your fruit visibility.

Drag the fruit, or use the Up and Down buttons, to place the most visible fruit at the top and the least visible fruit at the bottom.

1LoveChristlike regard that seeks another person's good with patience, truth, and sacrifice.

2JoyResilient gladness rooted in God's presence, goodness, and promises.

3PeaceSpirit-formed steadiness that rests in God and makes room for wholeness with others.

4PatienceLong obedience and gracious endurance when people, process, or timing are slow.

5KindnessTender strength that treats people with dignity, mercy, and practical care.

6GoodnessMoral clarity and active commitment to what reflects God's character.

7FaithfulnessReliable devotion to God, people, and entrusted responsibilities over time.

8GentlenessHumble strength that protects dignity while still telling the truth.

9Self-ControlSpirit-led stewardship of desires, habits, attention, and responses.

Love

Christlike regard that seeks another person's good with patience, truth, and sacrifice.

I move toward others with genuine care, even when it costs time, comfort, or convenience.I seek the good of others with both truth and compassion.People close to me experience me as caring and present.When someone is difficult to love, love remains visible in me.

Joy

Resilient gladness rooted in God's presence, goodness, and promises.

My life shows resilient gladness rooted in God, not only in circumstances.I can notice grace and goodness even in difficult seasons.Others experience hope and life through my presence.When life is disappointing or heavy, joy remains visible in me.

Peace

Spirit-formed steadiness that rests in God and makes room for wholeness with others.

I remain settled and prayerful when outcomes are uncertain.I help lower anxiety and make room for healthy conversation.I pursue wholeness and reconciliation rather than unnecessary conflict.When outcomes are uncertain, peace remains visible in me.

Patience

Long obedience and gracious endurance when people, process, or timing are slow.

I give people and processes room to grow without forcing control.I can wait, listen, and respond without rushing to frustration.Others experience steadiness from me when timing is slow.When people or processes are slow, patience remains visible in me.

Kindness

Tender strength that treats people with dignity, mercy, and practical care.

I notice practical ways to care for people and act on them.My words and actions communicate dignity, mercy, and warmth.Others experience me as approachable and considerate.When I am busy or inconvenienced, kindness remains visible in me.

Goodness

Moral clarity and active commitment to what reflects God's character.

I choose what is right even when it costs me.I act with integrity when no one is watching.Others experience my decisions as honorable and life-giving.When doing right is costly, goodness remains visible in me.

Faithfulness

Reliable devotion to God, people, and entrusted responsibilities over time.

People can count on me to follow through over time.I remain steady with commitments God has entrusted to me.Others experience me as reliable and trustworthy.When commitments become demanding, faithfulness remains visible in me.

Gentleness

Humble strength that protects dignity while still telling the truth.

I bring strength without harshness.I can tell the truth while protecting another person's dignity.Others experience my correction, leadership, or feedback as humble and restorative.When tension or correction is needed, gentleness remains visible in me.

Self-Control

Spirit-led stewardship of desires, habits, attention, and responses.

My desires and reactions do not regularly rule my decisions.I can pause, choose wisely, and respond with restraint.Others experience me as disciplined and measured under normal circumstances.When I am tired, tempted, or emotionally stirred, self-control remains visible in me.

Personal Growth

Name the formation desire.

Which fruit of the Spirit do you most want God to keep forming in you this season, and why?