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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2018 · 43 MIN

Be Who You Are with Whitney McIntosh Ep 48

from Constantly Under Construction with Donna Harris

Sure, "find your identity in Christ" is a cliche. But what does that actually mean? Whitney explains a lot of her perspective was changed when she read the book, The Truest Thing About You by David Lomas. We also discussed what it means to live "IN CHRIST". I've listed all the scripture references that Whitney shared so that you, too, can meditate on God's word when it comes to who you believe you are. 2 Corinthians 5:21  Ephesians 1  1 John 3:3  Whitney talks about a time when she was struggling to find security in her identity and how she felt desperate to be working in a place of purpose. Stripped away from her hometown, Whitney struggled to find a job that matched her desire of fulfilling God's purpose. Listen to the story of how she eventually connected with a fantastic organization, Pure Hope, as a result of God's perfect timing. Scroll to these stand out parts in the episode: [4:00] Whitney's awakening of her salvation and seeing God's grace in her life. [10:00] Who are you really? [16:21] How to better understand our own Identity [20:00] Whitney's search for Identity in her work [25:00] Idolizing Your Reputation [31:00] Pure Hope - God's More Compelling Story of Sex vs. Other Mindsets in the Christian Community Quotable Moments: "The truest thing about you has to be something that isn't subject to change." "For the first time I realized oh, I don't have to perform. I don't have to prove myself in any way by the approval of other people or my performance." "I am a beloved child of God and I can live from a place of love and acceptance in Christ." Learn about Pure Hope Follow Whitney on Instagram  Pure Hope on Instagram 

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