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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 1H 15M

Identity in Christ: Knowing Who God Says You Are

from The Raw Christian Men’s Podcast · host Walton Christian Church

In this episode of the Raw Christian Men’s Podcast, we talk about what it means for a man to find his true identity in Christ instead of in performance, past mistakes, approval from others, career, status, or worldly success. So many men walk around carrying labels that God never gave them: failure, addict, unworthy, not enough, too far gone, weak, or forgotten. But when a man belongs to Christ, his identity is no longer defined by his past, his sin, his shame, or the opinions of others. His identity is rooted in what God says about him. We discuss how knowing your identity in Christ changes the way you fight temptation, lead your family, handle failure, pursue discipline, and walk with confidence as a man of God. This episode is a reminder that you are not who the enemy says you are. You are not who your past says you are. You are who God says you are. If you have been struggling with shame, insecurity, comparison, spiritual passivity, or feeling like you are not enough, this episode is for you. Topics discussed include: Why men often build their identity on the wrong things The danger of letting shame define you What Scripture says about who we are in Christ How your identity affects your spiritual discipline Why Christian men must stop living beneath who God has called them to be How to walk with confidence, humility, and purpose as a man of God Your identity is not found in the world. It is found in Christ.

In this episode of the Raw Christian Men’s Podcast, we talk about what it means for a man to find his true identity in Christ instead of in performance, past mistakes, approval from others, career, status, or worldly success. So many men walk around carrying labels that God never gave them: failure, addict, unworthy, not enough, too far gone, weak, or forgotten. But when a man belongs to Christ, his identity is no longer defined by his past, his sin, his shame, or the opinions of others. His identity is rooted in what God says about him. We discuss how knowing your identity in Christ changes the way you fight temptation, lead your family, handle failure, pursue discipline, and walk with confidence as a man of God. This episode is a reminder that you are not who the enemy says you are. You are not who your past says you are. You are who God says you are. If you have been struggling with shame, insecurity, comparison, spiritual passivity, or feeling like you are not enough, this episode is for you. Topics discussed include: Why men often build their identity on the wrong things The danger of letting shame define you What Scripture says about who we are in Christ How your identity affects your spiritual discipline Why Christian men must stop living beneath who God has called them to be How to walk with confidence, humility, and purpose as a man of God Your identity is not found in the world. It is found in Christ.

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