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Bible Scriptures on Identity. Jeremiah 1:5 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; Before you were born I sanctified you”. Galatians 2:20 “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself ...
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Mar 19, 2024 · Here are some key concepts that may come up as you reflect on or discuss Christian identity with your children: We are created by God and loved by God. God's love is at the core of our identity. ( Genesis 1:27 , Matthew 10:30-31 , Romans 8:38-39) Jesus, through God's plan for salvation and His death on the cross, did something we could have ...
Sep 19, 2023 · 7 Minutes. We can help kids discover that their identity is found in God’s big story, where Jesus is Lord and the Holy Spirit is present. What kids believe about themselves influences all their thoughts and decisions. If their worth and identity are found in their friends, their success, their grades, their sports achievements, their ability ...
- Lynne Howard
- Intentional Language with Kids
- The Truth of Scripture For Kids
- Truth About Our Kids’ Identity in Christ
- He Uses All Things For Good
- Messages We Want Kids to Absorb
- What Do We Want Kids to Believe About themselves?
- A Hard Look in The Mirror
- What About My Identity in Christ?
- A Scripture Treasure Hunt
- Identity in Christ Scripture Download
Over the past two decades, I’ve noticed a pattern in Children’s Ministry. When we share Jesus with children (and new believers), we use that specific verbiage repeatedly. Some would use the term “Christianese” to describe the language used in Christian circles and ministry. And, this language begins when children are young. With preschool-age child...
However, I’ve observed a shortcoming in our efforts to support kids and new believers in an understanding of God’s promises. The apostle Paul reminds the early church: By the term “milk” Paul describes the way he initially shared the gospel with the new church. Specifically, when he approached the new church about Jesus, he shared what they could u...
These basic truths are foundational to the Christian faith. Using simple language with children is the essential basis for a deeper understanding of God’s grace through the Gospel. However, we often fail to move from the “milk” of the Gospel to the “meat.” This void was glaringly obvious to me one evening when my girls were little.
At that time, my family was in a deep season of chaos, stress, and growth. My daughters both entered the world of navigating their friendships. One of them was struggling with a hurt relationship and feelings of rejection. It was one of those moments in my journey that I’ll remember for a long time. I wished I could “fix” it and take away her pain....
Here’s the deal. Our children are going to grow up receiving a multitude of ideas. Ask yourself this question. Do I want my child to soak up the expectations of a world that tells them that to be valuable they need to: 1. Be a certain size, 2. Wear a specific brand of clothing, 3. Have the latest phone and 4. Avoid the uncool and unpopular in fear ...
As Christian moms, we want our kids to know the truth of Scripture. Don’t we want them to grow in their understanding of Biblical truths? So many of us say that we want our kids to know the love of Christ. We fiercely want them to know what it means to be in a relationship with Him. However, as I realized that night, we’ve got to be intentional if ...
This is what I told her. Behind closed doors, I desperately prayed for both my girls to know how loved they are by God. Earnestly, I pleaded with God to allow my children to know their value because of Jesus. I begged Him to make their faith their own and to allow them to know who they were because of Him. Suddenly, it hit me. 1. Who am I in Christ...
At that time, I’d been in church for almost three decades. In-depth inductive Bible Study, line-by-line was my jam for years. My girls and I had chunks of Scripture memorized. Scripture memory workhad always been part of our homeschool time. Yet, when it came down to it, I wasn’t clear on the specifics. Where did the Identity in Christ idea come fr...
I created a personalized printable of the Scriptures for each of my children. Then I framed and displayed them in their rooms. These reminders have been a source of strength for each of them as they navigate the world. Initially, I had them read aloud straight from the printable to help them memorize them. Repetition is an awesome and simple memory...
I hope these printable Scripture references help you and your children grow in your confidence in the love of your Heavenly Father. Let’s equip our kids and ourselves to face this world with confidence because of Jesus. I’ve created these wall art Identity in Christ printablesusing the first eight verses on this list. Download the free version and ...
Your actual identity, the part of you that truly and accurately describes who you are at the core of your being, cannot change. Someday you may no longer be the athlete you once were. What you see as “good looks” may change. Your true identity, is an amazing gift from God. Let’s look at a few of the things that are mentioned in those verses.
Apr 8, 2024 · God’s vision for our lives is that we would receive His light and then reflect that light to the world ( Matthew 5:14 ). We receive who Jesus is — and then share Him with others. I tell my kids that when we embrace our identity as God’s adopted child, His light begins to shine through us. God is in us and with us.
