Through Christ’s story we are invited into a Ministry of Reconciliation

God’s plan has always been people in relationship with others and with Him.

Living out your true identity is not a destination but a journey. You will discover false versions of yourself and beliefs unworthy of your purpose. We can find joy in the process.

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God is still creating His masterpiece that is you. Your song isn’t finished yet. You are Untitled.

Living our true identity requires faith-driven action. It takes courage to refuse the labels of others, or the false identities we’ve embraced as a matter of survival. People and institutions will always try to conform us into something they can label, pigeonhole, and dismiss. When we choose to trust God’s revealed identity for us, we choose courage.

God’s plan to overcome fear in our lives will not always make sense to those around us. We can learn to trust God’s revealed will, plan, and identity even when it doesn’t make sense.

True identity is revealed through God’s unique call on our lives and confirmed by our faith community. God reveals your calling and identity through scripture and the Spirit’s revelation. You can hear from God. He will tell you who you are and what to do. David asked God direct questions and got answers. And, David had people around him to help him listen.

When we discover the truth from Scripture and God’s voice, we can embrace it. Learning to trust God’s revelation about our identity sets us free and gives us purpose. Exchanging lies for truth empowers us to act fearlessly.

During a stand off with the Philistines, Israel’s army is put to shame by a warrior named Goliath. While King Saul and the rest of Israel’s army cower in fear, a young shepherd boy hears Goliath’s challenge and decides to step up. David’s brothers and King Saul himself tell him why he can't fight Goliath, David knows who his God is, and who he is.