The Enemies of Our Sanctification (Repost)

The power of sin is most evident when we seriously challenge it. If you aren’t encountering any opposition, you aren’t growing.

The Authority of Christ (Repost)

All authority in heaven and on this earth has been given to Jesus. Children of God are spiritually alive and seated with Christ in the heavenlies. We are joint-heirs with Jesus and have the authority to continue His work on earth.

The Power of Words

No one can make you speak worthless words. Each of us is responsible for what comes out of our mouth. So, what about your words? Are they worthy words? Do they build others up? Do your words bring benefit and give grace? The consequences will tell you what kind of words you are using. The fruit will be life or death.

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristDan StudtMarch 8, 2024Identity in Christ, Love, Child of God, Children of GodComment

Doing the Hard Work

Human tendency is to try and hide the evidence of whether we have done the hard work of character development, mending relationships or addressing difficult topics. Many people pretend, cover their tracks or put on a smile. But there is still evidence along the way, even if it is known to oneself and God.

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristDan StudtMarch 1, 2024Identity in Christ, Love, Child of God, Children of GodComment

You Cannot Be Separated from the Love of God

Take heart in knowing there is nothing in all creation that can separate you from the love of God. This brings true security!

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristDan StudtFebruary 14, 2024Identity in Christ, Love, Child of God, Children of GodComment

You Cannot Be Separated from the Love of God

We cannot base our sense of security in the circumstances of life, whether they are positive or negative. Take heart in knowing there is nothing in all creation that can separate you from the love of God. This brings true security!

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristDan StudtNovember 6, 2020Identity in Christ, Love, Child of God, Children of GodComment

The Authority of Christ

All authority in heaven and on this earth has been given to Jesus. Children of God are spiritually alive and seated with Christ in the heavenlies. We are joint-heirs with Jesus and have the authority to continue His work on earth.

What Does the Bible Say About Christian Identity?

As Christians we must realize that we are not products of our past or present decisions, failures, or successes. Our identity, value, & worth are rooted in our new name and identity in Christ.

Identity in ChristJonathan CarlJune 25, 2020Bible, Identity in Christ, Children of God, Child of GodComment

God's Accepted, Adopted Child: You

Your perception of your identity makes such a big difference in your success at dealing with the challenges and conflicts of your life. It is imperative to your growth and maturity that you believe God's truth about who you are.

The Enemies of Our Sanctification

The power of sin is most evident when we seriously challenge it. If you aren’t encountering any opposition, you aren’t growing.

Christian Risk

What a great reward and free gift we have in salvation through Jesus Christ—but are we willing to share Him? Even if it means risking our comfort, health, finances, or lives?

Identity in ChristJonathan CarlMarch 16, 2020Bible, Children of God, Child of God, RiskComment

Overcoming Shame

True believers are motivated by the love of God—not by guilt and shame.

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristNeil T. AndersonJanuary 7, 2020Neil T. Anderson, Grace, Shame, Micah, Sin, Children of God, Child of God, Guilt, DisciplineComment

Our Most Important Belief

The most important belief that we can have is a true knowledge of God and who we are in relationship to Him. Although God is infinite and beyond our understanding, He has chosen to make Himself known to us through Christ.

Daily Devotion, Identity in ChristNeil T. AndersonDecember 23, 2019Neil T. Anderson, Philippians, Paul, Jesus, Children of God, TrinityComment

Be at Peace with Each Other

Reconciliation occurs when repentance and forgiveness removes the enmity that exists between two parties. We cannot assume responsibility for the lives of others, but we must assume responsibility for our own attitudes and actions.