Identity Defined

Part 1: The Hand You're Dealt

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Elaine Scott - Jun 06, 2021

Our identities are naturally shaped by the hands we’ve been dealt in life—our personalities, ethnicities, birth order, childhood experiences, and so on. Even the things we can influence—our achievements and the roles we play—are subject to change. When all of these influences define who we are and how we see ourselves, our identities become unstable, even fragile. But the apostle Paul provides insight that can help us anchor our identities to something secure and stable.

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