Coach Josh Nething reminds audience that your past and present are apart of your identity, and so is your future. However, you can break the cycles. Make a different path for yourself. Don't listen to the lies. You don't have to be a victim. You can change generations. You have all these things that make up your identity but none of it matters if you don't have Jesus in your life. Seek people that help you grow.

John 4

Kendall Fike '20, a children's minister, shares how our feelings of inadequacy can be dispelled by focusing on Jesus’ work through us in our community.

Ephesians 2:19-22

Dr. Aleshia O'Neal, a former YU professor, shared her journey and process of developing spiritual rhythms in her daily life.

Psalm 139

Jeff Hill, a psychology professor, discusses the experience of imposter syndrome, noting that our identity is not placed in what we do.

Romans 12

John 4

Dr. Sam Garner opens the topic of inadequacy up for thought sharing that our egos can often wall us off from genuine connection and encouraging us to focus on our relationships with others. Col 3:12-17

Grace Gaer, a senior at York University, shares the story of how she found a piece of her identity and rekindled a part of her faith.

Sophia Trujillo, a senior at York University, shares how she made her own path outside her older sister's shadow and then found more appreciation for their relationship.

John 6:36

Levi Relph, a sophomore at York University, shares the effects of one's environment on their identity.

Greg Bryant, a junior at York University, shares a personal story about how an event in his life helped his faith grow.

Rachael Petts, a senior at York University, shares with the audience that having the wrong mentality can ruin your mindset later in life and that we are more than our personalities say we are.