Useable: See Yourself as God Sees You
Ladies, this is the last post for our series exploring our true identity. We’ve covered a lot of ground over the past 12 weeks! In this post let’s talk about our being useable by God. To get there, we need to see ourselves like God does: FORGIVEN. ACCEPTED. WANTED. CHERISHED. UNDERSTOOD. UNCONDITIONALLY LOVED. No matter how […]
Fully Loved: See Yourself as God Sees You
Ladies, in this blog series exploring our true identity, be reminded of this truth: YOU are unconditionally, unceasingly, fully loved by God right now and forever! To begin to walk in the assurance of this amazing gift, you have to choose to accept His love. Stop fighting God on His love song to you. If […]
Fully Forgiven: See Yourself as God Sees You
Ladies, in this series exploring our true identity, let’s remind ourselves that there is NOTHING we can do that will change God’s view of our incredible worth and value. Cindy, a 17-year-old wrote a letter to Josh McDowell, saying: “I’m writing to you because I’m alone and confused. I had sex with my boyfriend, thinking […]
Lovable, Valuable, Competent: See Yourself as God Sees You
Ladies, God says our “Do” is NOT our “Who”! No matter our actions, God says we’re fully lovable, valuable, and competent. In this post in our series exploring our true identity, let’s look at why some Christians are unable to make progress in their Christian walk. Take Susan, for example. Susan was involved in full-time […]
Parents Influence on Self-Worth: See Yourself As God Sees You
Ladies, in our series exploring our true identity, let’s look at the influence that family, specifically our parents, has on our self-worth. If your parents cherished you, you likely have a positive, healthy self-image. If instead you were coddled, you might possess a sense of entitlement. But if your parents constantly berated you or criticized […]
Unmet Needs: See Yourself as God Sees You
In this post in our series exploring our true identity, let’s look at unmet needs. We have 10 essential emotional needs that we’re seeking to fill: Attention, Acceptance, Appreciation, Support, Encouragement, Affection, Respect, Security, Comfort, and Approval. How might we react to life if our emotional needs are routinely unmet? Perhaps like Joanna, who summarized […]
