Challenging Differences

ASSIGNMENT —

	Pray God will show you how He brings opposite personalities together to complete and complement them.
	Think about the obvious differences between you and your "significant other."
	Look in Scripture for how God brought opposite personalities  together to accomplish His will.
	Begin thinking about the so-called "weaknesses" of others as "uniquenesses."

Opposites seem to attract each other.  Somehow we are attracted to people who . . .

"D"s are often attracted to . . .

What happens when opposites attract can be explained by the . . .

While opposites often attract, we must keep in mind that most people are . . .

EXAMPLES —

There are "D/I" behavior types, who are active in their tasks and people skills.  There are "S/C" types, who are . . .

The "I/C" is both active and passive while people and task-oriented at the same time.  The same goes for the "D/S."  But while the "I/C" loves to . . .

The most obvious conflicts occur when a pure "D/C" task-oriented individual is attracted to a pure . . .

The "D/C" focuses on logical thinking and being industrious, while the "I/S" desires to . . .

The following are three of the most common opposite types.  See if any of these is

"D/I" Relating To "S/C"

P"D/I"s are outgoing, while "S/C"s are . . .

"I/S" Relating To "D/C"

"I/S"s are people, while "D/C"s are  . . .

"D" Relating To "I/S/C"

"D"s are more . . .

To compare your personality with that of another person's personality, be sure to . . .