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Do you struggle with your identity or wonder who you are apart from your accomplishments, relationships, failures, or the labels others have placed on you?

Have shame, past wounds, rejection, or the pressure to perform made it difficult to understand your identity in Christ and see yourself the way God sees you?

In this pre-recorded webinar, JJ West, licensed marriage and family therapist and co-host of New Life LIVE, explores what it means to find your identity in Christ. Rather than trying to achieve your identity through performance, success, relationships, or approval, you’ll discover what it means to receive the identity God has already given you through Christ.

Drawing from Scripture and practical experience, JJ explains how your identity in Christ is rooted in being chosen, forgiven, adopted, loved, and made new. He also explores what it means to be united with Christ and how this truth can change the way you see yourself, respond to criticism, and face failure.

Through biblical teaching and practical insight, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of:

• Why your identity in Christ is not based on your performance or accomplishments

• How past failures, wounds, relationships, and labels can shape the way you see yourself

• What Scripture says about being chosen, forgiven, adopted, loved, and made new in Christ

• The difference between living for your identity and living from your identity

• How renewing your mind can help you replace false beliefs with biblical truth

• Why your responsibilities and accomplishments do not determine your identity

• How to respond when criticism, doubt, shame, or the need to prove yourself resurfaces

This webinar will help you recognize false identities and labels you may have accepted and begin replacing them with what God says is true about you. Rather than striving to earn your identity, you’ll learn to live from the acceptance, security, and belonging you already have in Christ.

You’ll also hear answers to real-life questions about church wounds, divorce, criticism, accomplishments, workplace performance, doubt, and the pressure to prove yourself during the included Q&A with Becky Brown.

You are not your worst sin. You are not your deepest wound. You are not your greatest failure, nor your greatest success. In Christ, you are chosen, forgiven, adopted, loved, and made new.