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Your Worth Is Not In What You Do But In Whose You Are
Have you ever wondered why it's so hard to rejoice when someone passes away, even though Scripture encourages us to? The answer is surprisingly simple yet profound: "You can only rejoice when you're in the spirit." This revelation sets the stage for a powerful conversation about finding true rest in understanding our worth through God's eyes.
When we lose someone we love, we often cling to memories, feeling guilty if we begin to move forward. But what if we shifted our perspective to see that person not in our past, but in our future? As one participant shares, "My memories don't keep that person alive. Jesus has kept them alive." This perspective transforms grief from a backward-looking experience to a forward-looking hope.
The discussion takes a compelling turn when exploring the concept of worthiness. Most of us spend our lives trying to prove our worth—at work, in relationships, even to ourselves. But what if worthiness was never meant to be our burden? "Worthiness is for orphans and slaves," the group discovers. Children simply rest in being loved.
Through powerful personal testimonies—including a miraculous financial provision after receiving the revelation that "If He spared not His own son but gave Him up to be crucified, how shall He not, with Him, give you all things?"—we see how understanding our true value transforms our approach to life's challenges. One sister vulnerabilities shares her struggles with work difficulties and car troubles, receiving not just prayer but a fresh perspective on speaking faith over her situation.
The most revolutionary concept emerges when discussing how God determines our value: "It's not the seller that establishes the value of a thing, it is the purchaser." When God traded His Son for you personally, He established your value as equal to Jesus Himself. This isn't just theological theory—it's a transformative truth that can silence your inner critic, embolden your prayers, and bring you into a place of true rest.
Join us as we explore how seeing ourselves through God's eyes rather than our circumstances can change everything about how we navigate life's joys and challenges.
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Created by LiteWorkx Media Group 2025.
If you would like to join the zoom meeting Every Tuesday at 7:00 PM CST Join Pin: 854 7293 1768
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By LiteWorkx Media GroupHave you ever wondered why it's so hard to rejoice when someone passes away, even though Scripture encourages us to? The answer is surprisingly simple yet profound: "You can only rejoice when you're in the spirit." This revelation sets the stage for a powerful conversation about finding true rest in understanding our worth through God's eyes.
When we lose someone we love, we often cling to memories, feeling guilty if we begin to move forward. But what if we shifted our perspective to see that person not in our past, but in our future? As one participant shares, "My memories don't keep that person alive. Jesus has kept them alive." This perspective transforms grief from a backward-looking experience to a forward-looking hope.
The discussion takes a compelling turn when exploring the concept of worthiness. Most of us spend our lives trying to prove our worth—at work, in relationships, even to ourselves. But what if worthiness was never meant to be our burden? "Worthiness is for orphans and slaves," the group discovers. Children simply rest in being loved.
Through powerful personal testimonies—including a miraculous financial provision after receiving the revelation that "If He spared not His own son but gave Him up to be crucified, how shall He not, with Him, give you all things?"—we see how understanding our true value transforms our approach to life's challenges. One sister vulnerabilities shares her struggles with work difficulties and car troubles, receiving not just prayer but a fresh perspective on speaking faith over her situation.
The most revolutionary concept emerges when discussing how God determines our value: "It's not the seller that establishes the value of a thing, it is the purchaser." When God traded His Son for you personally, He established your value as equal to Jesus Himself. This isn't just theological theory—it's a transformative truth that can silence your inner critic, embolden your prayers, and bring you into a place of true rest.
Join us as we explore how seeing ourselves through God's eyes rather than our circumstances can change everything about how we navigate life's joys and challenges.
Questions or Comments texting
Created by LiteWorkx Media Group 2025.
If you would like to join the zoom meeting Every Tuesday at 7:00 PM CST Join Pin: 854 7293 1768