280/365 - Confidence in Christ, Not Yourself – Boldness Rooted in Who He Is

🎙️ Episode 280: Confidence in Christ, Not Yourself – Boldness Rooted in Who He IsHttps://foreveryoungcoachkj.my.canva.site/becoming-her Weekly Affirmation:“I am empowered by the Spirit to share the hope within me. My story, my voice, and my faith can lead others to Christ.”Key Verse:📖 Jeremiah 17:7 (CSB) – “The person who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence indeed is the Lord, is blessed.”Podcast Description:You don’t need more self-confidence — you need a deeper confidence in Christ.Self-confidence can rise and fall with your mood or circumstances. But confidence in Christ? That’s steady — even when you’re not. Because it’s not about how strong you feel, but about how strong He is.In this episode, we talk about:💡 How to trade self-reliance for Christ-reliance💡 Why confidence rooted in Him stays steady through changing seasons💡 How resting in your identity as His frees you from striving and proving💡 Practical ways to build unshakable confidence anchored in God’s characterThat’s the beauty of God-confidence — it doesn’t depend on you; it depends on Him.Reflection Verses:2 Corinthians 3:4–5 (NLT) – “We are confident of all this because of our great trust in God through Christ. It is not that we think we are qualified to do anything on our own. Our qualification comes from God.”→ Your confidence is not self-made — it’s Christ-given.Isaiah 32:17 (NIV) – “The fruit of that righteousness will be peace; its effect will be quietness and confidence forever.”→ True confidence is the result of living in right standing with God.Micah 3:8 (CSB) – “But as for me, I am filled with the Spirit of the Lord, with justice and power, to proclaim…”→ When you are filled with the Spirit, you are filled with purpose and boldness.Song of the Day:🎵 “Christ Is Enough” – Gateway WorshipA simple yet powerful reminder that your strength, courage, and confidence come from Christ alone.Final Thought for the Week:Your confidence will crumble when it’s built on your own strength—but when it’s rooted in Christ, it cannot be shaken.