Who do you think you are? It can be a question of self-accusation, or an entry point into a new level of confidence in your identity in Christ. Every challenge you face to your true identity in Christ can be your entry point to a new level of relationship with Him, and a discovery of who you really are because of that.
Your true identity will never manifest from a place of fear. Only in the place of perfect love. Identity and destiny are both relational and functional, just let relationship take the lead.
Follow Through Question:
- Think of an area of your life where you feel safer being small and unnoticed. Imagine that Jesus has slipped a note in your pocket to encourage you. What might it say?
Key Scriptures
- 2 Samuel 22:29-27
- Philippians 2:15
- Matthew 5:14-16
- John 17:23
- 2 Corinthians 4:7
- 1 Corinthians 1:26-27
- Psalm 105:19
This week’s question comes from a portion of Chapter 2 of The Image, “Our Greatest Fear.”
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Color photography images of Half Dome by Michael Frye at www.michaelfrye.com Used with permission
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