Reclaiming Your Identity
Embrace Who God Created You to Be
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“Who am I and what am I here for? “
Our lives depend on how we answer that question. It will affect everything from our career choices to the way we relate to God and others. But where can we turn to find the answer? Our friends? Our job title? Our relationship status?
Many of us base our identity off of what we do or the number of “likes” we get on a post. We constantly perform for other people’s approval and then wonder why we feel so exhausted and insecure. But what’s the alternative?
What if we allowed the One who created us to answer the question for us? Eric Wayman, a pastor, professor and discipler, invites us to pull away the masks we have been hiding behind and allow God to show us who we are and what He made us to do.
It’s time to get real.
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Who am I, and what am I here for? Our lives depend on how we answer that question. It will affect everything from our career choices to the way we relate to God and others. But where can we turn to find the answer? Our friends? Our job title? Our relationship status? Many of us base our identity off what we do or the number of “likes” we get on a post. We constantly perform for other people’s approval, and then we wonder why we feel so exhausted and insecure. But what’s the alternative?
What if we allowed the One who created us to answer the question for us? Eric Wayman, a pastor, professor, and disciple, invites us to pull away the masks we have been hiding behind and allow God to show us who we are and what he made us to do.
It’s time to get real.
About the Author
Eric Wayman is the lead pastor of Lighthouse Community Church in Costa Mesa, CA. He is passionate about helping people grow in their relationship with God so that they can better reflect Him in everything they do. Eric also teaches at Vanguard University of Southern California, speaks at retreats and disciples those who are hungry to grow. He and his wife Cathy are raising their two sons to be men of God.