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.
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God’s intention for life was never to be filled with fear, anxiety, or depression. God breathed His own life into man that we may life in abundance through freedom in Him.
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In an anxiety-ridden world, we must be aware that we have been given a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind—not a spirit of fear.
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If God has accepted you, can’t you accept yourself?
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What is forgotten in time is of little significance; what is remembered for eternity is of great significance. And there are no insignificant children of God.
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Unconditional love and acceptance is one the most basic needs of all humanity, and when you know who you are in Christ, you know that you are already secure and loved by your Father God.
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Because we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus is the Prince of Peace, and His primary work has been to mediate peace between fallen humanity and God.
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Fellowship in the family of God affirms our identity in Christ. We absolutely need God, and we necessarily need each other.
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Knowing your identity in Christ is will change the way you live—because you cannot consistently live in a way that is inconsistent with what you believe.
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By the grace of God we can stand before His throne with our relationship restored.
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As believers we may not feel free from sin and we may not feel like children of God, but in reality we are. Our position in Christ is real truth, and we must choose to believe it.
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We all live in accordance with our perceived identity. In fact, we cannot consistently behave in a way that is inconsistent with how we perceive ourselves. Your attitudes, actions, responses and reactions to life's circumstances are often determined by your conscious and subconscious self-perception.
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Jesus said it is the “pure in heart” who will see God and experience fellowship with Him. Because we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, who can approach Him?
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A “saint” is someone who is united to Christ and has the capacity to overcome sin. Because believers sin, we want to call them sinners, but what we do does not determine who we are.
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Being in Christ is the most critical element of our identity. Your spiritual union with God is complete and eternal because it is provided by Christ. As long as Christ remains alive spiritually, you will remain alive spiritually—and that's for eternity.
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We must lay aside our former way of life and embrace the new life we have in Christ.
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As you consider the importance of your spiritual identity and the spiritual identity of your children, meditate on these passages.
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If you want to be secure in Christ, God will always fulfill His obligation. God will never leave you nor forsake you—never go back on His promises, will always be true. So if you really want to be secure in Christ, be faithful yourself.
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