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Rebuilding requires us to know who we are. Not just our worldly titles such as mom, wife, daughter, nurse, student, etc., but our identity in Christ. Who does He say we are, and how does He see us? When God looks at us, He sees a reflection of himself (Genesis 1:26-27). And that is so powerful when you think about it. How can such an amazing God see so much worth inside of me when I've messed up so many times? How does my shameful life reflect such goodness in the eyes of God

Rebuilding requires us to know who we are. Not just our worldly titles such as mom, wife, daughter, nurse, student, etc., but our identity in Christ. Who does He say we are, and how does He see us? When God looks at us, He sees a reflection of himself (Genesis 1:26-27). And that is so powerful when you think about it. How can such an amazing God see so much worth inside of me when I've messed up so many times? How does my shameful life reflect such goodness in the eyes of God

Rebuilding requires us to know who we are. Not just our worldly titles such as mom, wife, daughter, nurse, student, etc., but our identity in Christ. Who does He say we are, and how does He see us? When God looks at us, He sees a reflection of himself (Genesis 1:26-27). And that is so powerful when you think about it. How can such an amazing God see so much worth inside of me when I've messed up so many times? How does my shameful life reflect such goodness in the eyes of God

Rebuilding requires us to know who we are. Not just our worldly titles such as mom, wife, daughter, nurse, student, etc., but our identity in Christ. Who does He say we are, and how does He see us? When God looks at us, He sees a reflection of himself (Genesis 1:26-27). And that is so powerful when you think about it. How can such an amazing God see so much worth inside of me when I've messed up so many times? How does my shameful life reflect such goodness in the eyes of God