God's Blood Covenant - Part 7 - Identity, Answered: Who You Are In Christ

Questions? Comments? Text us!Searching for who you are can feel like grasping smoke—titles change, seasons end, and the mirror tells different stories on different days. We go straight to the root by exploring what Scripture means when it says we are “in Christ,” not as fans or followers at a distance but as people joined to Jesus in a living, organic union. That union reframes worth, quiets shame, and turns receiving from God into a natural response rather than a guilty reach.We unpack C.S. Lewis’s vision of glory and trace five sweeping promises: being with Christ, becoming like Him, sharing His glory, receiving divine celebration, and carrying real responsibility in God’s world. From there, we open the New Testament’s imagery—vine and branches, head and body, temple of the Spirit, bride and bridegroom, living stones—to show how oneness with Christ is both intimate and communal. You’ll hear how Jesus’ prayer in John 17 grounds identity in the Father’s love and why being “God-inside minded” changes how we work, forgive, create, and endure.Then we get practical: identity as adopted sons and daughters, co-heirs with Christ, new creations called saints, chosen and dearly loved, crafted as God’s workmanship for meaningful good works. This isn’t motivational varnish. It’s covenant reality that dismantles spiritual impostor syndrome and invites a steadier life, even amid grief and loss. We close with a clear invitation to respond to that love and step into the blessings of the new covenant.If this message met you today, share it with someone who needs hope, subscribe for future parts on security, benefits, and position in Christ, and leave a review so more people can find their footing in a truer identity.