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How to Become a GTP

Being a Go-To Person is not about position — it is about posture. Learn the heart of a GTP, then take the self-check to evaluate your readiness.

The Heart of a GTP

6 Pillars

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Prayerful

A GTP prays for the person they support, seeking God's wisdom before offering advice or direction.

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Loving

A GTP loves without agenda, reflecting the unconditional love of Christ, not personal gain or control.

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Listening

A GTP listens more than they speak, creating a safe space for honesty, vulnerability, and processing.

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Purposeful

A GTP points the person back to God's purpose, helping them discern what God is doing in their season.

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Trustworthy

A GTP keeps confidences, keeps their word, and remains consistent in every season — not just the easy ones.

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Balanced

A GTP speaks truth in love. They neither flatter nor crush. They correct gently and encourage constantly.

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"Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ."

— Galatians 6:2 —

Now Evaluate Yourself

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Spiritual Discernment

Based on biblical discernment principles from WHO IS YOUR GTP? (A prayerful growth aid, not a clinical diagnosis).

Step 1 of 2: Core Assessment 0 / 31 Completed

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Answer prayerfully to evaluate your spiritual readiness to guide others.

Am I quick to encourage others, even in small ways?

Do I bring joy and lightness to those around me?

Do I pray consistently for the people God has placed in my life?

Am I willing to speak the truth in love, even when it is hard?

Do I offer wise, godly counsel when people ask for it?

Do I protect the vulnerable and stand up for what is right?

Do I lift up those who are down without seeking recognition?

Do I help others see and pursue the vision God has for them?

Do I connect people with others who can help them grow?

Am I willing to teach and invest in someone else's growth?

Do I gently correct others when they are drifting from truth?

Do I keep others accountable to their commitments with love?

Can people trust me with their secrets and confidences?

Do I stand in the gap in prayer for those who need it?

Am I willing to help carry the burdens of others?

Do I listen more than I speak when someone needs to be heard?

Do I genuinely celebrate the success of others?

Do I give advice that is grounded in Scripture and wisdom?

Am I willing to take risks alongside others in faith?

Do I help people think strategically about their decisions?

Do I actively build up the faith of those around me?

Do I comfort those who are grieving or going through loss?

Do I open doors of opportunity for others when I can?

Do I protect those under my care from spiritual and emotional harm?

Am I generous with my time, resources, and talents?

Do I support others quietly without needing credit?

Do I help solve problems rather than just talking about them?

Am I a peacemaker in the middle of conflict?

Do I remind others of God's promises when they forget?

Do I think about the legacy I am building for future generations?

Do I honour God's timing and seasons in my life and others'?