What if I told you that there is someone who fully knows you, fully sees you, and in spite of your flaws, fully loves you no matter what? That person is Jesus. When you take a moment to recognize that being truly seen by Jesus will change your life, you can walk confidently in your identity in Christ as being seen. We’ll cover 5 truths as we look into the story of the Samaritan woman.

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• Identity Crisis Mini Series
• Episode 2: 3 Ways to Avoid the Motherhood Identity Crisis
• Episode 3: 6 Bible Verses that Prove that What You’re Doing Isn’t Meaningless
• Episode 7: 4 Mistakes that Keep You Feeling Like an Outsider in Your Spiritual Life
• Episode 8: 4 Decisions for Bold Action with Your Faith

In a world that prides itself on being strong and independent as labels of success, I’d like to challenge you with a different perspective. What if, instead, we humble ourselves, and admit that we’re weak and dependent on a higher power? The ugly truth about being independent is that we actually can’t do anything on our own.

Today, we’re talking about 4 ways that God’s strength manifests in our lives. If you call yourself a believer, it’s time to face the ugly truth about being independent, and step into your identity in Christ as strong through Him.

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It's no breaking news to you of the fact that all humans have felt fear. The interesting thing about fear is that it comes in all shapes and sizes and has no discrimination. Here's the question: If we're to experience fear, what are we going to do about it? We can't just ignore the feeling, trust me, that never works out well. Instead, we must choose to face it. Don't let fear poison your mind by using this holy antidote. Want to know the antidote to fear? It's bravery.

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