Maria "Jett" Geesaman, a senior at York University, asks the question “How do you find who you are when you don't know who you are or where you come from?” and shows us that the answer lies with God.

1 John 3

Ephesians 1:5

Natalia Perez, a senior at York University, shares the struggles she has faced in finding her identity and passion. She encourages the audience to put their faith in God.

Elizabeth Zaiger, a sophomore at York University, shares that in order to find our identity and purpose we must first look at the one who died for us.

Phil 2:1-11

Luka Gelb, a senior at York University, reminds us of all the ways God works in our life to remind us of our identity.

John Jewell, vice president for student life, encourages students to recognize they do not need a good self-image but that they need a God self-image.

Philippians 3

Romans 6

Dr. Phillips, professor of psychology, urges listeners to take advantage of the spiritual growth opportunities they are offered here at York University and to establish a spiritual foundation that can withstand difficult times.

Leanna Hawley, director of the ARC, shared how identities based on temporary things change and shift as we grow older. She encourages listeners to establish their identities on something that will stand firm.

Philippians

Jasmine Scarbrough, a senior at York University, takes the audience through the growth and change her identity has experienced at York. She encourages listeners to accept that growth in their own lives and embrace the uncomfortable.

Jeremiah 29:11

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