Which Kingdom Disruptor Archetype Are You?

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Quiz Questions

1.
You’re on a team tasked with solving a major crisis. What role do you naturally take?
- A.
  I check in with the team first to see what everyone needs before making a move.
- B.
  I immediately take on way too much and try to handle it all myself.
- C.
  I wait for the right moment, then step up—but I sometimes second-guess myself.
- D.
  I know I should take the lead, but I wonder if I’m the right person for the job.
- E.
  I hesitate to take charge, worried that my decisions could cause more harm than good.
2.
You just received an exciting opportunity to step into a bigger leadership role. What’s your gut reaction?
- A.
  I question whether I should fully go for it or hold back—I’ve seen what happens when I go all in.
- B.
  I hesitate, not because I doubt my ability, but because stepping up means big change.
- C.
  I’m thrilled but feel like I need *one more confirmation* before saying yes.
- D.
  I immediately think about how this will affect others before considering if it’s right for me.
- E.
  I say yes without thinking, then later realize I’m overwhelmed.
3.
Your closest friends would say your biggest challenge is…
- A.
  You have what it takes, but you hold back instead of taking charge.
- B.
  You get excited about new ideas but struggle to take the first step.
- C.
  You always put others’ needs ahead of your own.
- D.
  Not realizing how much and authority I actually have—or fearing I’ll misuse it.
- E.
  You take on too much and rarely ask for help.
4.
What’s your typical reaction when God calls you to something bigger?
- A.
  I dive in immediately, but later realize I didn’t set boundaries.
- B.
  I make sure it aligns with what others expect before acting on it.
- C.
  I hold back, unsure if stepping into my full identity will do more harm than good.
- D.
  I feel the call, but I don’t always move right away.
- E.
  I pray about it *a lot* before taking action, just to be sure.
5.
You feel a deep pull to do something bold for the Kingdom, but obstacles keep showing up. What’s your first reaction?
- A.
  Maybe this isn’t the right time. I’ll wait for a clearer path.
- B.
  I don’t want to disappoint anyone, so I try to find a way to please everyone involved.
- C.
  I downplay my abilities, feeling like I should hold back instead of going all in—because what if I get it wrong?
- D.
  I push through anyway, even if it completely drains me.
- E.
  I hesitate and overanalyze, afraid I’ll mess it up or fail.
6.
When working toward a goal, what describes your approach best?
- A.
  I move quietly, shifting things into place before anyone notices.
- B.
  I analyze the situation, weigh the risks, create a plan, and execute.
- C.
  I rely on my past experiences to help me make wise decisions.
- D.
  I jump in and figure things out as I go.
- E.
  I focus on the broader mission, ensuring every step aligns with the bigger picture.
7.
What do people often misunderstand about you?
- A.
  They think I act too quickly, but I know when it's time to move.
- B.
  They don’t always notice my influence, but I know my impact is real.
- C.
  They assume I hesitate, but I’m scanning the field and waiting for the right opening.
- D.
  They assume I overthink, but I’m just preparing for long-term impact.
- E.
  They think I’m too intense, but I’ve been refined through trials.
8.
Which scenario feels most natural to you?
- A.
  Reading the full situation before moving into action.
- B.
  Working behind the scenes to create a plan that others execute.
- C.
  Stepping into a room and shifting the energy without saying much.
- D.
  Being the steady presence people look to when things get tough.
- E.
  Being the first to try something new, even if it’s risky.
9.
When you reflect on challenges you’ve faced, what stands out the most?
- A.
  I’ve been through fire, but I’ve come out stronger and wiser.
- B.
  I see patterns in problems and can predict what needs to change.
- C.
  I’ve influenced situations without needing recognition.
- D.
  I make sure I’m seeing every angle before committing to a move.
- E.
  I don’t waste time overanalyzing—I trust my instincts and go for it.
10.
Which statement best reflects how you approach personal growth?
- A.
  I often make subtle shifts that lead to major impact over time, even if no one notices at first.
- B.
  I like to refine my approach over time, ensuring everything is intentional and strategic.
- C.
  I learn best through experience—every challenge I’ve faced has prepared me for what’s next.
- D.
  I focus on the long game, ensuring I’m positioned for sustained impact.
- E.
  I thrive when I take big, bold steps forward, even if I don’t have all the answers yet.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Covenant Guardian (Garin)
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You tend to always puts others first, often to your own detriment. While your selflessness is noble, it can sometimes keep you from stepping into leadership fully. Your journey is about learning to lead from conviction, not just from the expectations of others.You are loyal, sacrificial, and deeply committed to righteousness. When you move from pleasing people to pleasing God, you become an unstoppable force for good.Battle StrategyShift your focus from external approval to divine assignment. God has already approved you—step forward with confidence!Scripture“Obviously, I’m not trying to win the approval of people, but of God. If pleasing people were my goal, I would not be Christ’s servant.” (Galatians 1:10)
2.
Anchored Power (Bran)
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You are someone who has immense power but suppress it out of fear of being 'too much' or losing control. At first, you may reject your strength because you only see destruction. But when you learn to integrate both your intelligence, wisdom, and power, you operate from your true identity—not suppression, not rage, but balance.You are stronger than you think, and when you surrender control to God, He refines your power for His purpose.Battle StrategyStop suppressing the strengths and gifts God gave you. They were never meant to be hidden or feared. When you submit them to Him, He refines your power for Kingdom impact—without chaos or destruction.Scripture“For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases him.” (Philippians 2:13)
3.
Summoned Reformer (Ascent)
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You carry the heart of a hero, but you often second-guess yourself. Deep down, you know you’re called to something greater — yet fear, inexperience, and the weight of responsibility can feel overwhelming.You have incredible potential, and when you trust God’s timing and direction, He strengthens your steps.Battle StrategyCourage is not the absence of fear—it’s moving forward despite it. God equips those He calls. Step out in faith!Scripture “This is my command—be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9)
4.
Precision Sentinel (Kireya)
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You are a skilled warrior — but you often take on more than you should. You move fast, you carry weight without complaint, and you rarely ask for help. But without clear boundaries, even your strength can leave you exhausted.You are highly skilled and dedicated to your mission. When you set healthy boundaries, you serve with greater impact.Battle StrategyLearn to operate from overflow, not exhaustion. Let God lead, and don’t be afraid to ask for help.Scripture“Then Jesus said, ‘Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you. Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls.’” (Matthew 11:28-29)
5.
Tempered Force (Novaterra)
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You carry immense power — but you hesitate to step fully into it. You wrestle with doubt and limitation, fighting with one hand tied behind your back. But deep down, you know: you were never meant to play small. You were built to operate at full capacity.You have everything you need to walk in your calling. When you stop holding back, you unleash Kingdom impact.Battle StrategyStop questioning whether you’re ‘the one’ for the job. If God called you, He’s equipped you. Step forward with boldness!Scripture"Now all glory to God, who is able, through his mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think." (Ephesians 3:20)
6.
Bold Trailblazer (Vertis)
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You are a disruptor by nature — you challenge systems, push boundaries, and see possibilities others miss. That makes you a visionary. But to lead at the level you're called to, your brilliance must be paired with discipline, not just drive.You are fearless in breaking new ground. God has wired you to build and innovate for the Kingdom.Battle StrategyStay humble and aligned with God’s direction. A disruptor without wisdom can cause chaos, but one led by God brings transformation.Scripture“We can make our plans, but the Lord determines our steps.” (Proverbs 16:9)
7.
Strategic Reformer (Dominis)
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You don’t just fight battles — you calculate how to bring lasting change. You lead with wisdom, discernment, and methodical precision. When you move, it’s not reaction. It’s strategy.You bring wisdom and strategy to Kingdom work. You don’t just make noise—you shift atmospheres with precision.Battle StrategyUse your God-given discernment to lead boldly. Don’t let fear of resistance stop you from bringing Kingdom transformation.Scripture“So be careful how you live. Don’t live like fools, but like those who are wise. Make the most of every opportunity in these evil days.” (Ephesians 5:15-16)
8.
Quiet Catalyst (Nyra)
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You may not be loud, but you are incredibly influential. You move strategically, shift environments quietly, and create impact without ever needing to chase the spotlight.You have the ability to influence without always being in the spotlight. You are a Kingdom strategist who brings transformation in ways others don’t always see.Battle StrategyOwn your influence. Just because your impact isn’t always visible doesn’t mean it isn’t powerful. Move with confidence!Scripture"So, my dear brothers and sisters, be strong and immovable. Always work enthusiastically for the Lord, for you know that nothing you do for the Lord is ever useless." (1 Corinthians 15:58)
9.
Battle-Tested Warrior (Ezron)
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You didn’t start as a perfect leader — you started as a fighter. You’ve lost things that once defined you. You’ve felt the weight of failure, loss, and instability. But it’s been through those trials that God has rebuilt you — not as a warrior reacting to battle, but as a leader commissioned to carry it.You lead with resilience, wisdom, and the ability to rise even after failure. Your strength comes from enduring the process.Battle StrategyLearn from setbacks and use them as fuel for Kingdom leadership. Stop seeing past struggles as weaknesses—God has refined you for impact.Scripture“Dear brothers and sisters, when troubles of any kind come your way, consider it an opportunity for great joy. For you know that when your faith is tested, your endurance has a chance to grow.” – James 1:2-3
10.
Elevated Visionary (Altura)
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You rise above limitations and lead through clear vision, wisdom, and strategic movement. You aren’t always the loudest disruptor — but you shift outcomes by seeing what others miss and acting with precision. You bring clarity when others are lost in the details. You move with elevation and insight, making strategic decisions that change the course of what’s possible.You bring clarity and perspective when others are lost in the details. You operate with elevation and insight, making strategic moves that shift atmospheres.Battle StrategyStop doubting whether your insights matter. Vision without action is wasted potential. God has given you sight for a reason—step up and lead from above!Scripture"For just as the heavens are higher than the earth, so my ways are higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts." (Isaiah 55:9)