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Have you ever felt like you were born in the wrong place at the wrong time? That nagging question—"Who am I?"—haunts so many of us as we struggle to find where we truly belong. 

Moses stood before a burning bush asking this very question: "Who am I to appear before Pharaoh? Who am I to lead the people of Israel out of Egypt?" His story reveals a profound truth that could transform how you see your own circumstances and identity.

What looked like the worst possible situation—a Hebrew baby born during a genocide, later raised in the enemy's household—was actually God's brilliant setup. Moses had been strategically positioned decades before his calling. His perceived disadvantage became his divine advantage.

We're living in a time where people desperately seek belonging, often defining themselves through social media fame, relationships, or personal preferences. Many feel disconnected or out of place. But what if those feelings of displacement are actually pointing toward your divine purpose?

When we feel like we don't belong, we typically enter survival mode—either aggressively fighting for territory or withdrawing completely. In that isolation, the enemy whispers that no one truly understands us, that our secrets would lead to rejection. This shame keeps many believers from stepping into their calling.

Your specific circumstances, personality traits, struggles, and even your failures are being woven into God's redemptive plan. You have access to people and conversations that no one else has. Your unique position isn't random—it's strategic.

Stop questioning who you are and start embracing whose you are. Your life isn't an accident—it's a divine setup orchestrated by a God who loves you deeply and has positioned you exactly where you need to be. This week, look intentionally for someone to share what God has done in your life. Your story might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.

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