Biblical i am statements

This is part 2 of me creating biblical affirmations for queens! I'm blessed to be alive and to know who I am and why I'm here. I pray with these verses you are affirmed

The power of the Forty 'I Am's' lies in their ability to reshape your thinking and life. When you declare these truths daily, you’re not just saying words but reinforcing your true identity. God’s Word becomes the lens through which you see yourself, and suddenly, the opinions of others no longer have control over you.Confessing the Forty 'I Am's' each day is more than a habit—it's a transformation. When you declare what God says about you, you'll see yourself through His eyes. So join me in…

Discover these powerful I Am in Christ Affirmations and boldly live out your identity in Christ! I Am Affirmations with scriptures included!

Who does God say I am? For the longest of time, I thought I was defined by my status, personality, nationality, religion, possessions, habits, and even people's opinions of me. This caused me to feel lost, insecure, and simply not enough. The more I searched for identity in these things, the worst I felt about

The 7 "I AM" Statements of Jesus!

I have a really bad habit. It is ugly and it is sinful. It speaks out against God’s word. What is it you ask? I bet you’ve had moments when this bad habit sneaks up into your life too. …

What is my identity in Christ? Our identity can be shaped by so many things around us, but what does the Bible say about our identity? These Biblical truths and affirmations are a wonderful reminder of our true identity. Click the image below for a printable version of these Identity in Christ verses. I am chosen ‘Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.’ Colossians 3:12 I am a child of God ‘Yet…

God says: I am fearfully and wonderfully made. I am a new creation. I am forgiven. I am a child of God. I am blessed. I am strong. I am loved. I am free.

The "I am" statements of Jesus are listed as they are recorded in the Gospel of John. They are explained why Jesus used particular metaphors to emphasize who He was.