Knowing Who You Are, Believing Who You Are!

 This episode emphasizes the significance of understanding one's identity as defined by God, highlighting that identity shapes behavior and belief. It discusses how assumption-based living can limit a believer's potential, while trusting in God's declarations can lead to a powerful, purposeful life. Listeners are encouraged to anchor their identity in divine truth and let it guide their actions, leading to greater clarity, boldness, and intentional living. The message is a call to recognize and embody the truth of who God says they are, reinforcing that belief is key to unlocking their God-given potential and destiny.

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Introduction: The Journey to Identity

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 Identity is not discovered by accident. It is formed through encounters. True identity begins the moment you hear the voice of the One who created you. You cannot know who you are until you know who formed you. And you cannot believe who you are until you trust what He said. Many believers live beneath their calling because they live out of assumptions instead of revelation. They repeat what life taught them instead of what God declared over them.

The Power of Belief and Agreement

You become what you agree with. If you agree with fear, you live small. If you agree with shame, you live hidden. If you agree with pain, you live reactive. Identity shapes behavior, and behavior reveals belief. 

The Battle Over Identity

Every battle you face is ultimately a battle over identity. The enemy cannot change what God spoke, but he can influence what you believe about it. His goal is simple. Get you to doubt who you are so you never step into what you carry.

Knowing who you are begins with truth. Believing who you are begins with trust. 

Trusting and Embodying Scripture

Many know the words written in Scripture, yet they do not trust those words enough to build their life on them. They quote it, but they do not embody it. They preach it, but they do not stand on it when storms rise. Identity takes root when truth becomes more than information. It becomes conviction. It becomes the lens you see through.

Identity Before Assignment

There is a reason Jesus began His ministry with a declaration from heaven. A voice said, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” Heaven announced His identity before He worked a miracle. The Father established who He was before He stepped into what He was called to do. Identity comes before assignment. If you try to walk out purpose without knowing who you are, pressure will crush you because your foundation is weak.

Standing Firm in Your Identity

Believing who you are means standing firm when everything around you tries to tell you otherwise. It means choosing truth when feelings rise against it. Your emotions will not always agree with the identity God gave you. Your experiences will not always reflect the greatness inside you. Life may contradict your calling, yet your spirit must anchor itself in what God spoke. Identity is not proven in seasons of clarity. Identity is proven in seasons of conflict.

The Impact of Knowing Your Identity

Knowing who you are makes you stable. Believing who you are makes you unstoppable. When you know who you are, insecurity loses its grip. Comparison loses its voice. Approval from man loses its value. You stop shrinking to make others comfortable. You stop apologizing for the oil on your life. You stop questioning why you see what others ignore. You accept that God wired you for something greater than the rooms you were placed in.

Identity produces clarity. Clarity produces boldness. Boldness produces action. Once you know who you are, every decision becomes intentional. You stop wandering. You stop drifting. You stop wasting energy on things that do not align with your purpose. You begin to walk like someone who understands that heaven invested something holy inside of you.

Belief as the Foundation of Identity

Belief is where identity becomes power. What you believe sets the boundaries for how far you go. If you believe you are unworthy, you will sabotage every open door. If you believe you are ordinary, you will never attempt what requires faith. If you believe you are broken, you will attract what reinforces your wounds. Belief in the truth of your identity positions you to receive everything God prepared for you.

God calls you chosen. God calls you beloved. God calls you set apart. God calls you a royal priesthood. God calls you His workmanship, created for good works. God calls you light in a world full of shadows. 

Living Out Your God-Given Identity

When you know who you are, you walk different. When you believe who you are, you fight different. You speak different. You expect different. Identity shifts posture, and posture shifts destiny.

Life will always test what you claim to believe. You will face moments that attempt to strip you of confidence. You will feel the pull of old habits. You will hear the echo of old voices. This is where knowing is not enough. You must choose belief. You must choose alignment. You must choose truth again and again until it becomes the only voice that shapes you.

Conclusion: Becoming Who God Intended

Knowing who you are grounds you. Believing who you are elevates you. One gives you roots. The other gives you wings. Walk in both. Stand in both. Live in both. That is how you become who God intended from the beginning.

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