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Carol Babalola
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Dec 5, 2023
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9781647642280

365-Days of Knowing Who You Are in Christ Jesus & Devotional Journal

by Babalola, Carol
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Do you Know Who You Are In Christ?

Perhaps you have forgotten!!!!!, ok, let me remind you.

You are God's masterpiece, His workmanship created in Christ Jesus to do good works, you are the apple of God's eye, you are complete in Christ Jesus, who is the head of all principality and power, you are a chosen generation, Royal priesthood and you are called to rule and reign on the earth.

You are loved, adopted, redeemed, set apart for His glory, and you are an ambassador of the kingdom of God. Don't you ever behave like your past experiences oryour current challenges.

The devil wants you to think that you are not useful, not beautiful, not smart enough, that you are the cause of your struggle, or your struggle is who you are, none of these is true, but a lie from the pit of hell.

You have been redeemed and bought at a price which is the blood of Jesus. You are what God says you are, your history, issues, anxiety, depression, anger, resentment, or frustration do not and will NEVER determine who you are in Christ.

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BrandCarol Babalola
Pub dateDec 5, 2023
ISBN-101647642280
ISBN-139781647642280
LanguageEnglish
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