I don’t think much about how God sees me. I often feel distant from God or unworthy of His love. I believe God loves me, but I sometimes struggle to feel worthy. I see myself as a beloved child of God, deeply loved and valued.

I’m not sure—I struggle to believe God could forgive me. I still feel guilty about past sins and wonder if God has truly forgiven me. Mostly, but I sometimes feel like I need to earn God’s forgiveness. Yes, I trust that Christ’s sacrifice has completely washed away my sins.

I tend to distance myself from God because I feel unworthy. I feel like I need to prove myself before I can come back to God. I ask for forgiveness but sometimes dwell on guilt and shame. I repent, receive God’s forgiveness, and move forward in His grace.

I don’t think much about God’s plan for me. Low—I feel uncertain about my calling and direction in life. Moderate—I believe He has a purpose, but I struggle to see it clearly. High—I trust that God has a purpose for me, and I walk in it daily.

I rely mostly on myself to handle difficulties. I often feel overwhelmed and struggle to believe God is in control. I try to trust God but sometimes let fear and doubt creep in. I stand firm in faith, knowing I am more than a conqueror in Christ.

I believe my worth is based on how much I accomplish or what others think of me. I struggle with self-worth and often feel like I’m not good enough. I try to remember my worth in Christ, but I often compare myself to others. My worth comes from being a child of God, not from my achievements or failures.

I try to control everything myself to avoid feeling anxious. I let anxiety take over and often feel helpless. I try to give my worries to God but still struggle with fear. I declare God’s promises over my life and trust in His peace.

I’m not sure what spiritual authority means for me. I don’t feel like I have much power over spiritual battles. I sometimes forget my authority and let the enemy discourage me. I know I have authority over the enemy and can walk in victory.

Never—I don’t really think about my identity in Christ. Rarely—I struggle to believe God’s promises apply to me. Occasionally—I read the Bible but don’t always apply it to my identity. Daily—I meditate on Scripture and speak His truths over my life.

I struggle to believe these truths about myself. I am chosen and dearly loved I am a new creation in Christ I am fearfully and wonderfully made