What defines you? Do you struggle with feelings of uncertainty about who you are? Do you wish you were more confident in your identity? Think about the different titles that characterize your sense of self: relational status, skills, work, etc. You might say, “I am a mother,” “I am an artist,” or “I am a restaurant hostess.” Looking deeper, you may even find “I am…” followed by negative beliefs: “I am a failure,” or “I am not worthy.” Identity must be rooted in the right thing. Knowing who you are shapes your character, values, and how you navigate the world, relationships, work, and every facet of life. An improper understanding of your identity can distort your worldview and lead you to behave contrary to the way you were designed. It can cause you to live a life always battling fear, insecurity, and uncertainty. To understand what defines you, you must look to your designer. God, the Maker of heaven and earth is your Creator. He has given you a name. He knows you intimately. You must Meet Him in the pages of His Word, the Bible, to discover your true self. His saving work is the solid ground on which you can know who you are and for what you were made. Worthy is a 4-week study on identity in Christ. It explores the titles you have through your relationship with Jesus: child, heir, slave, and saint—and reveals how these titles impact your life’s journey for God’s glory. Worthy | Embracing Your Identity in Christ will: Break down how salvation transforms your identity. Help you understand and walk out what God’s Word says specifically about your identity. Compare what the world says vs. what God says about identity. Guide you to embrace your eternal identity gained in Jesus and live securely in Him. Get Worthy | Embracing Your Identity in Christ, discover each day the truth in God’s Word about your identity, and become the image-bearing reflector of God’s glory you were designed to be. Special resources within the study: NEW Matte Paper Study Suggestions How to Study the Bible Attributes of God Timeline of Scripture Metanarrative of Scripture
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