What Does God Want from Me Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. When an unexpected opportunity appears, what are you most likely to need before responding?
A quiet sense that the opportunity fits my values and calling.
Enough information to compare it with my existing plans.
A little time to consider its practical consequences.
Usually nothing further; my priorities already make the answer clear.
2. Lately, how present has gratitude been in your prayers or reflections?
It appears occasionally when something notable happens.
I intentionally name several things with appreciation.
It is present, but other concerns usually take priority.
It has not been a significant focus for me recently.
3. You have recently reconsidered a plan. What is driving that reconsideration?
New facts require a small practical adjustment.
I am mostly confirming that my settled choice still makes sense.
Two competing responsibilities both feel important.
I cannot yet tell which option is most faithful to what matters to me.
4. Imagine that tonight gives you ten quiet minutes. What would feel most restorative?
Organizing tomorrow so I can start efficiently.
Naming one concern, then turning to an ordinary relaxing activity.
Breathing slowly and placing several worries into God's care.
Sitting in silence until the day's tension begins to loosen.
5. When a meaningful task becomes harder than expected, what do you most often need?
A reminder that slow progress still counts.
A short break before I resume with my existing plan.
Sustained courage to keep going when I want to withdraw.
Usually only a practical adjustment to my approach.
6. You know that a difficult conversation needs to happen. What best describes your position?
I am prepared to begin it and trust myself to respond as it unfolds.
I can begin if I first rehearse the main point I want to make.
I keep postponing it even though I know it matters.
I intend to have it, but I need encouragement to stay steady.
7. Which prayer sentence feels most natural for today?
“Thank you for the gifts I have been too busy to notice.”
“Help me recognize meaning in one ordinary moment.”
“Let me briefly appreciate what went well today.”
“Stay with me as I focus on other needs that feel more immediate.”
8. Which prayer sentence would bring the most relief right now?
“Thank you for the steadiness I already feel.”
“Help me pause briefly before returning to my responsibilities.”
“Quiet the thoughts that keep pulling me away from rest.”
“Hold what feels too heavy for me to carry alone.”
9. A decision has been occupying your thoughts. Which description best fits where you are now?
I have chosen a direction and feel reasonably settled about it.
I know my likely choice, but I am checking a few practical details.
I can see merit in more than one path and want greater clarity.
I feel deeply uncertain and want to seek wisdom before moving forward.
10. Which prayer opening most closely matches your present need?
“Help me take the brave step I have been avoiding.”
“Keep me steady as I continue something difficult.”
“Give me energy for the next manageable part.”
“Thank you for the capacity I have for today's work.”
11. Which prayer opening feels closest to what you want to say today?
“Help me follow through on what I already know.”
“Show me which path deserves my attention.”
“Help me hold my options patiently while I consider them.”
“Thank you for the direction that already feels clear.”
12. How closely does this statement fit today: “I want permission to stop carrying everything at once”?
It fits strongly; I feel burdened by several things at the same time.
It fits somewhat; one or two concerns keep pressing on me.
It fits a little; I have manageable tension but can set it aside.
It does not fit much; I feel relatively settled today.
13. After a tense conversation ends, what usually happens inside you?
I replay it for a long time and struggle to settle.
I revisit a few moments before gradually moving on.
I note what mattered and can usually redirect my attention.
I tend to regain my equilibrium fairly quickly.
14. Someone asks you to take on more than you can reasonably manage. What feels hardest?
Finding a convenient time to explain my schedule.
Holding a necessary boundary despite possible disappointment.
Choosing the exact words for a respectful response.
Nothing feels especially hard; I can answer clearly.
15. Something small goes well during an ordinary day. How are you most likely to respond?
I register it briefly and continue with what I was doing.
I enjoy the moment without giving it much further meaning.
I pause to appreciate the people or circumstances behind it.
I feel drawn to offer thanks and recognize the moment as a gift.
16. If your spiritual life has felt routine, what response sounds most inviting?
Keeping my current routine without adding another focus.
Changing one small part of the routine for variety.
Looking for meaning in one familiar part of my day.
Setting aside time to reconnect with God through thanks and honest attention.