Jason Bourne

At the Movies 2016, Part 3

An episode of the oneChurch.tv podcast, hosted by Luther Ramsey, titled "Jason Bourne" was published on July 31, 2016 and runs 41 minutes.

July 31, 2016 ·41m · oneChurch.tv

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Summary

Who are you? What defines you?Your appearance fitness level health style tattoos, piercings Your job or career title or rank profession: lawyer, teacher, nurse, policeman, pilot, medic, hairstylist, etc Your relationships?boyfriend/girlfriend husband/wife father/mother brother/sister children denomination or church membership fraternity/sorority 5th group or some other unit MOPS Titans fan/UT/Alabama Democrat or Republican or Libertarian or Independent or maybe the Bud Light Party Your Stuff?Income savings Portfolio or retirement account Car/boat/RV (boys and their toys) Home Vacation home these things aren’t who you are. They are what you do. They are who you do it with. They are what you have. But they are NOT who you are.These things are not necessarily evil on their own. There is nothing wrong with having a career you enjoy and are well paid for. There is nothing wrong with having great relationships – in fact, God created us as relational beings who log for community. There is nothing wrong with planning for your future or having nice things. The problem comes when we place our faith in these things and find our identity in them.

Episode Description

Who are you?
What defines you?

Your appearance
fitness level
health
style
tattoos, piercings
Your job or career
title or rank
profession: lawyer, teacher, nurse, policeman, pilot, medic, hairstylist, etc
Your relationships?

boyfriend/girlfriend
husband/wife
father/mother
brother/sister
children
denomination or church membership
fraternity/sorority
5th group or some other unit
MOPS
Titans fan/UT/Alabama
Democrat or Republican or Libertarian or
Independent or maybe the Bud Light Party
Your Stuff?

Income
savings
Portfolio or retirement account
Car/boat/RV (boys and their toys)
Home
Vacation home
these things aren’t who you are. They are what you do. They are who you do it with. They are what you have. But they are NOT who you are.

These things are not necessarily evil on their own. There is nothing wrong with having a career you enjoy and are well paid for. There is nothing wrong with having great relationships – in fact, God created us as relational beings who log for community. There is nothing wrong with planning for your future or having nice things. The problem comes when we place our faith in these things and find our identity in them.