Which Bible Character Are You When You’re Anxious?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  When life feels overwhelming, what’s the first thing you usually do?

  • A.
    I pray and seek guidance from scripture.
  • B.
    I replay every scenario in my head.
  • C.
    I dive into work or chores to keep busy.
  • D.
    I distract myself with a TV show or social media.
• 2.
  Which thought sounds most like you during stress?

  • A.
    I'll just ignore it for now.
  • B.
    I shouldn't feel this way if I have faith.
  • C.
    I need to do more to fix this.
  • D.
    What if I can't handle this?
• 3.
  How do you usually process your feelings?

  • A.
    I pray and reflect on scripture.
  • B.
    I analyze them until I'm exhausted.
  • C.
    I keep myself busy to avoid them.
  • D.
    I avoid thinking about them.
• 4.
  When your schedule is packed, how do you handle it?

  • A.
    I try to do everything myself.
  • B.
    I overthink every task.
  • C.
    I procrastinate and distract myself.
  • D.
    I pray for strength and guidance.
• 5.
  What’s your relationship with rest?

  • A.
    I feel guilty resting when I should be praying.
  • B.
    I rarely rest because I'm always busy.
  • C.
    I rest by distracting myself with entertainment.
  • D.
    I find it hard to switch off my mind.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Over-Thinker - "King David"

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  You analyze, replay, and worry about every “what if.” This causes you to struggle with mental exhaustion regularly and makes it hard for you to rest. Life often leaves you drained, questioning God's presence in your life, and struggling to find joy in the present moment. But God invites you to “cast all your cares on Him,” (1 Peter 5:7) and trust His control! You were never meant to carry it all. Now it's up to you to decide how you will move forward. Check your email to obtain your free strategy for peace!
• 2.
  The Avoider - "Jonah"

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  You often distract yourself with Netflix, scrolling, or procrastination. Even the smallest tasks feel daunting so you put them off. This causes anxiety to build and though unseen, it disturbs your mind and heart frequently. You escape the stress of daily life by avoiding it, but the temporary distraction doesn't create lasting peace. God calls us to "Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go!" (Joshua 1:9) Even in the places where you feel most lonely, He is there to help you face your fears and guide you over them.Check your email and download your free faith-based plan to start building peace that lasts.
• 3.
  The Faith-Fighter - "Elijah" 

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  You turn to prayer and scripture, just like you always have, but still feel guilty for even battling anxiety. You love God, lean into Him, and believe that should be enough, but you can't seem to shake it off. Even when you volunteer in your local church and serve wholeheartedly, you still leave with the same worries, triggers, and questions. God's Word says, "Be anxious for nothing," (Philippians 4:6), and "Count it all joy when you face trials of many kinds," (James 1:2) Trust that there is a purpose in this season of battling anxiety, and lean into the hope of Glory soon to be revealed in you. Your victory lies in your decision to persevere, but you don't have to persevere alone!Check your email and take your next step toward victory over anxiety.
• 4.
  The Do-It-All Fixer - "Martha" 

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  You stay busy, overwork, and try to solve everything yourself which leads to burnout and lack of rest. This leaves you feeling imbalanced, emotionally unavailable for the ones you love, and unable to find stability. The pressure you feel to do it all, leaves little to no room for the peace and joy God promised you. God wants to remind you that you don't need to be "troubled about many things," (Luke 10:41.) Rather, He invites you to "Take my yoke upon you... for my yoke is easy and my burdens are light." (Matthew 11:28-30) There is only one to-do list God wants you to have, and that's spending time with Him. Check your email for your free strategy for peace now.