Identity Assessment Survey

1. When I face a problem, my first instinct is to solve it myself before bringing it to God.

2. I feel uncomfortable or anxious when I am not in control of a situation.

3. My sense of worth rises or falls based on what other people think of me.

4. I find it easier to give to others than to receive from God or people.

5. When I sin or fail, my first response is shame, hiding, or self-condemnation rather than running to God.

6. I tend to seek love, acceptance, and belonging primarily from people rather than from God.

7. I measure my success by what I accomplish, produce, or accumulate.

8. I struggle to rest — physically, mentally, or spiritually — without feeling guilty or unproductive.

9. When I face a problem, my first instinct is to pray and wait on God before acting.

10. I experience genuine peace even in situations I cannot control.

11. My sense of worth remains stable because it is rooted in who God says I am, not in performance or approval.

12. I genuinely receive from God first — love, strength, wisdom — before trying to give to others.

13. When I sin or fail, I run quickly to God in confession rather than hiding or trying to fix it myself.

14. I experience God’s love as a daily personal reality, not just a theological concept.

15. I can celebrate others’ success without envy or comparison because my identity is secure in God.

16. I experience genuine rest — body, mind, and spirit — because I trust God as my provider and source.

17. I frequently experience anxiety, worry, or a sense of dread about the future.

18. I struggle with persistent physical symptoms that doctors cannot fully explain.

19. I frequently feel emotionally empty, unloved, or unaccepted — even when surrounded by people.

20. I find it difficult to forgive others or let go of past hurts.