Do I have a heart of humility, one that is willing to graciously receive words of spiritual wisdom from those whom the Lord has placed on my path?

Am I responding to His grace and allowing Him to transform me, or am I resisting His efforts to change me?

How often do I speak to God, the Father, heart to heart? How often do I frequent the sacraments of Confession and the Eucharist and let the Lord forgive my sins and love me into wholeness and union with him through his Son, Jesus Christ?

Do I really trust Jesus in all my matters or just when I need him?

Do you trust human beings or God? Are you planted in the barren desert or by the stream of water?

In what ways can I trust God more when I face difficulties or disappointments?

Am I the same person during the week as I am on Sunday?

What makes it hard for me to persevere in the face of hardship?

Would the Time Spent Listening to Jesus part of the pie be more than just a tiny sliver?

How do I feel about the fact that God always chooses me?

Is my soul pure?

When were the moments in my life that I called upon the Lord, and He answered?

When is the best time of day for you to be "alone" with Jesus?

When you pray, do you slowly carefully meditate on each word/sentence that Jesus taught us?

During this joyful season of Lent, why not consider whether I am being different?

How do you arm yourself to be successful in the spiritual battle? Do you think about Jesus as the Messiah, the warrior king who has defeated death and sin?

Do you regard others as beloved children of the Lord? How can you love those you meet so that they see Christ in you?

While the shadow of the ashes is still on our foreheads, and we are ready to travel through the desert of Lent, we should pause for a moment and examine who is leading us this way.

How can God revive my heart this Lenten season?

In what areas do I need change, and how am I to approach this Lenten season?

What little ways am I able to surrender myself to God?

What are our possessions?

As Lent draws near, what ways can we remove the weeds and thorns from our lives to better allow God to bear fruit?

How can I better depend on the Lord with childlike trust?

How can we be a better friend to those around us?