Identity from god

Biblical affirmations are a great way to secure God’s word in your heart and to remind yourself of who God says you are. You are loved. You are strong. And God has great plans for your life. Daily Biblical affirmations can help to strengthen your faith, build self-confidence, and turn negative thoughts into positive thoughts.… Read More »52 Biblical Affirmations to Remind You of Who God Says You Are

My pastors always talk about identity and who we are in Christ, which I love because I've never hear many pastors talk about it before. I feel like I haven't quite understood it until recently and it reminds me of being in the Army. Shout out to the Veterans and Active Duty personnel. While in…

Searching for identity? Asking yourself, "Who am I?" Here's what you need to know as a Christian woman seeking your identity and finding yourself in God. #Christianwoman #Godsgirl #Identity #AdviceforChristians #Christianblog

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Have you been defined by the world? We wear the labels people put on us but God has a new name for us. Learn who God says you are and embrace your identity!

We are who God says we are. He has created us each with a unique and profound calling in this life, and sometimes we just need reminded of who we are.

Rediscovering yourself can be a complicated process. But finding your identity is impacted by your faith. Knowing who you are and your identity in Christ are essential aspects of your spiritual journey. Through self-awareness and self-acceptance, we are reminded that our spiritual identity and cultural identity were given to us on purpose, for a purpose. Join me as we explore what is means to discover your identity and embrace our truest self.

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Our pursuit for identity independent from God, has driven us to become a society where we all look and act the same; Broken.

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