Nathan Salley has experienced his share of adversity. A cancer survivor, he learned early in life that you have to fight for identity. He shares the following about that struggle.
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A generation that thinks with its feelings and listens with their eyes will struggle to accept who Abba says they are in Him. Bringing them to embrace His promises is a great task we can’t ignore.
Thanks for stirring us again Dad.
Yes, I have also found this to be true. I once heard the story of a carpenter who made this little wooden boy.
He sent him out into the world, everyone he met labeled him or told him who he was or should be.
Well the little boy came back to his maker tired and worn out, he had stickers/labels all over him, others opinion.
The carpenter told him that he made him, only he knew how he was really made he knew all about him because he made him. The carpenter told him his true identity. So each time someone attempted to label the little boy he always remembered what his make told him. He did not live a problem free life, but he stopped questioning himself.
This is what our Heavenly Father does for us. accept his opinion.
Amen, Geraldine!