Toolkit | Lie - Truth Exchange | 23

Episode 23 of the The Collaboratory : A Listening Prayer Experience podcast, hosted by Emily Jamieson, titled "Toolkit | Lie - Truth Exchange | 23" was published on April 19, 2024 and runs 18 minutes.

April 19, 2024 ·18m · The Collaboratory : A Listening Prayer Experience

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Our identity is not what we do, what we have, or what others say about us. It is WHO God says we are. The essence of what makes us unique image bearers and a gift to the world around us. It is as essential to know who we are as who we are not... thus exchanging lies we have believed about our identity for the truth of God is the very task of this episode. Find a place you can settle in... Let's listen together. Music by Matt Wright

Episode Description

Our identity is not what we do, what we have, or what others say about us. It is WHO God says we are. The essence of what makes us unique image bearers and a gift to the world around us. It is as essential to know who we are as who we are not... thus exchanging lies we have believed about our identity for the truth of God is the very task of this episode.

Find a place you can settle in...

Let's listen together.

Music by Matt Wright

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