Contentment Self-Assessment

Rate each statement 1–5

1 = Rarely true
2 = Sometimes true
3 = Often true
4 = Usually true
5 = Almost always true

Add your total score after answering all 10 questions.

Maximum score: 50

Attitude Check

___ I regularly thank God for what I have.

___ I compare my life with others.

___ I trust God with my future.

___ I often feel dissatisfied with my current situation.

___ I focus on solutions rather than complaints.

___ I feel peace even when circumstances are difficult.

___ I appreciate small blessings in everyday life.

___ I believe God is actively working in my life.

___ I focus more on serving others than on my frustrations.

___ I trust God’s timing for my life.

Score Interpretation

40–50

Strong Contentment

You generally have a healthy perspective and trust God with your circumstances.

You likely:

  • practice gratitude
  • trust God’s timing
  • focus on what is good rather than what is missing

Growth focus: Continue nurturing gratitude and guarding against comparison.

30–39

Growing in Contentment

You have a good foundation but certain situations may trigger frustration or comparison.

You may notice discontent when:

  • life feels uncertain
  • finances feel tight
  • expectations aren’t met

Growth focus: Increase daily gratitude and intentionally release worries to God.

20–29

Struggling with Contentment

You may feel restless, dissatisfied, or frequently worried about circumstances.

Common signs include:

  • comparison with others
  • frustration about current situations
  • difficulty trusting God’s timing

Growth focus: Begin practicing daily gratitude and limit influences that trigger comparison.

10–19

Contentment Needs Attention

Your heart may currently feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or dissatisfied.

This often happens during seasons of:

  • stress
  • disappointment
  • major life transitions
  • exhaustion

The good news: contentment can be learned.

“I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances.”
— Philippians 4:11

Start small by focusing on three daily gratitude and one area of trust in God.

Reflection

Where do I struggle most with contentment?


What might God be teaching me in this season?


What is one step I can take this week to grow in contentment?


Closing Verse

“The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing.”
— Psalm 23:1