Neither our public reputation nor our personal perception defines who we are in Christ. The believer's proper view of self -self-worth, self-esteem- must be ween from their position in Christ.

Neither our public reputation nor our personal perception defines who we are in Christ. The believer's proper view of self -self-worth, self-esteem- must be seen from their position in Christ.

Neither our public reputation nor our personal perception defines who we are in Christ. The believer's proper view of self -self-worth, self-esteem- must be seen from their position in Christ.

Neither our public reputation nor our personal perception defines who we are in Christ. The believer's proper view of self -self-worth, self esteem- must be seen from their position in Christ.

Neither our public reputation nor our personal perception defines who we are in Christ. The believer's proper view of self-worth and self-esteem must be seen from their position in Christ.

Psalm 139 demands an inescapable response to the inescapable God.

Can we name and claim the promises of Psalm 91 to protect us from all harm- how do we interpret and apply this psalm to the threat of our current circumstances-

Psalm 42 and 43 is an honest, transparent look at the tears and fears that are a common experience in the Christian life...and a hopeful look at the answer for them-