Still Waters, Right Paths

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Everyone has an identity. The source of that identity is of paramount importance. Tragically, most have let what they look like, what they have, what they do, and what others say define them; they’ve allowed their identities to be stolen. Experience shows that a stolen identity is a fragile identity – blemishes, pay cuts, demotions, and mean words causing an identity crisis. In this series we are going to show you how you can reclaim your identity by finding it in Christ.

Life is full of hurt. We feel pain, struggle, fear, and failure. Despite it all, most of us hope. We hope for a better tomorrow. We hope for future success. We hope to be forgiven. We hope our lives will matter. And, we hope that death will not come too soon. But, false hope is no hope at all. The Bible declares that our greatest hopes hang on if Jesus rose.

Life is full of hurt. We feel pain, struggle, fear, and failure. Despite it all, most of us hope. We hope for a better tomorrow. We hope for future success. We hope to be forgiven. We hope our lives will matter. And, we hope that death will not come too soon. But, false hope is no hope at all. The Bible declares that our greatest hopes hang on if Jesus rose.

Life is full of hurt. We feel pain, struggle, fear, and failure. Despite it all, most of us hope. We hope for a better tomorrow. We hope for future success. We hope to be forgiven. We hope our lives will matter. And, we hope that death will not come too soon. But, false hope is no hope at all. The Bible declares that our greatest hopes hang on if Jesus rose.

Life is full of hurt. We feel pain, struggle, fear, and failure. Despite it all, most of us hope. We hope for a better tomorrow. We hope for future success. We hope to be forgiven. We hope our lives will matter. And, we hope that death will not come too soon. But, false hope is no hope at all. The Bible declares that our greatest hopes hang on if Jesus rose.