Chasing Change, Losing Strength We live in an era of relentless change. New technologies, new social movements, new cultural values — all sweep across the globe at a breathtaking pace. Naturally, the Church feels that same pressure to adapt. We see it in worship styles, in leadership structures, in language,

“God doesn’t just want to fix your broken parts—He wants to make you whole.” INTRODUCTION You’ve found your identity in Christ. You’ve forgiven—yourself and others. But now what?Is that all there is to becoming new? The answer is no. There’s one more truth we must embrace to truly walk in

“You can’t carry grace while holding on to a grudge.” INTRODUCTION If becoming new in Christ begins with identity, the next step is this: healing through forgiveness. You may carry the scars of betrayal, deep wounds from people you trusted, or the regret of things you wish you’d never said

  You can’t become new until you let go of what was never you. There comes a moment in every life when the soul whispers a hard question: “Is this really who I am?” It doesn’t always happen during a crisis. Sometimes it happens when everything looks fine on the