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Who Am I? Exploring Our Identity in Christ

October 9, 2018 by Ali Shaw 2 Comments

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All this month on the blog we’ll be digging into God’s Word, exploring our identity in Christ, to answer the question, “Who am I?” What passages in Scripture address this question? What does God say about our identity? And why does it matter? 

What Does God’s Word Say?

The Bible has a lot to say about who we are!

We’re a beautiful creation of God (Ephesians 2:10), adopted as His child (Romans 8:15), a temple in which He dwells (1 Corinthians 6:19), and citizens of Heaven (Philippians 3:20). And those are just a few of the facets of our identity found in God’s Word.

The list doesn’t stop there. The Bible has much more to say to us on the topic.

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Why Does it Matter?

Our identity in Christ truly affects everything. For example, knowing we’re His creation helps us live in awe of our maker. Living as a child of truth sets us free from the lies of the enemy. We take care of our bodies and honor them when we’re aware of His indwelling presence. And being citizens of Heaven reminds us that this world isn’t our eternal home and that our comfort and fulfillment will never be fully realized here.

Daily life is shaded a different hue when viewed through the lenses of our identity in Jesus Christ!

We hope you’ll join us this month as we look into more at who God tells us we are.

How is your life different today because of who God says you are? Share with us in the comments or in our Facebook group.

Blessings,
Ali

 

New month-long series on the blog:  Who Am I? Exploring our Identity in Christ. What does God’s Word say? Why does it matter? #WhoAmI #IdentityInChrist

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Ali Shaw can’t believe how blessed her life is! Wife of 20+ years. Momma to three daughters (two that she’s still homeschooling). She serves on the HelloMornings Leadership Team… and is just in awe that God will use a regular girl like her! Woven with practical insight, her writing lovingly encourages other women to seek God daily through the reading and study of His Word. She’s learning to serve her Precious Lord more and more, day by day. She blogs at Heartfelt Reflections. Read more posts by Ali

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