Is it wrong for a Christian to be an introvert?

The term ‘introvert’ is a term that explains how some people relate with the world. An introvert (or an extrovert) are simply descriptive terms of a personality trait.

We were all created in God’s image and as such, everyone of us—introverted or extroverted—have unique abilities for the edification of the church.

An introvert is a person who tends to focus more on his inner thoughts and life, seeking solitude in deep conversations with few people rather than a large crowd. This trait as a Christian is amazing because it allows you to be still and not immersed in the things of the world.(Psalms 37:7a)

An introvert is also more inclined to study and spend time alone with the Father.

Still, an introvert can be shy to the extent that he/she may not be able to follow the commandments of the Lord (preaching the gospel to every creature—Matthew 28:19-20)

Hence, it is not wrong for a Christian to be an introvert, neither is it perfectly right. 

All personality traits have their individual strengths and weaknesses.

Yet, no matter the weakness, if we willing submit to him, and lean in his perfect love to transform us.