Finding your identity begins in recognizing the truth about who you really are and not what you want to present. It begins with recognizing your sin, shortcomings, and inabilities.

Identity begins at the beginning of the gospel. We must first and foremost understand the concept of our insufficiency. It isn’t until we start to make sense of our negative experiences, insufficiencies, and fallen nature that we begin the journey of finding our identity.

Because it is only in looking in these areas that we begin to see how our identity is tied directly into our relationship with God.

Finding your identity begins in recognizing the truth about who you really are and not what you want to present. It begins with recognizing your sin, shortcomings, and inabilities.

Identity begins at the beginning of the gospel. We must first and foremost understand the concept of our insufficiency. It isn’t until we start to make sense of our negative experiences, insufficiencies, and fallen nature that we begin the journey of finding our identity.

Because it is only in looking in these areas that we begin to see how our identity is tied directly into our relationship with God.

Finding your identity begins in recognizing the truth about who you really are and not what you want to present. It begins with recognizing your sin, shortcomings, and inabilities.

Identity begins at the beginning of the gospel. We must first and foremost understand the concept of our insufficiency. It isn’t until we start to make sense of our negative experiences, insufficiencies, and fallen nature that we begin the journey of finding our identity.

Because it is only in looking in these areas that we begin to see how our identity is tied directly into our relationship with God.