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When a person becomes a Christian, he/she gets a new name and a new identity in Christ.
The Who I Am in Christ Pamphlet reminds what God has done through His Son, Jesus Christ, and includes a list of Gods new names for you.
You can live with confidence and hope because you have a new identity in Christ.
- I am a creature crafted by God
- I am known by God
- I am made for worship
- ...and more Who I Am in Christ Pamphlet Shows 8 Calamities God Rescued You From
- I was broken forever - Romans 3:10-18
- I was living my life for myself - Eph. 2:3
- I was dead - Eph. 2:1
- I was a mess - Romans 7
- ...and more. Who I Am in Christ Pamphlet: Explains Your New Identity in Jesus
- Your 30 new names and identity in Christ.
- Explanation of each name or title
- Bible reference for your new name in Jesus Christ Size: Fits inside most Bibles, 14 pages, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, unfolds to 38 inches long.Bible Study Questions on Your New Identity in Christ
- Read panels 1-2. Pick one or two traits that believers have as a result of having faith in Jesus Christ. Look up the Scripture references. How does this connect with your life, and why is it meaningful to you?
- Read panels 3-4 on Who God created me to be. Pick one of these traits and look up the Bible references. Why did you select this one? How would you apply it to your life?
- Read panels 5-6 on Who I am on my own (when I ignore God)? Even after putting faith in Christ, people still face the temptation to live life for themselves. Look up the verses for this trait and read them aloud. What practical ways can a person let go of their selfish patterns?
- Read panel 7. The Apostle Paul was a very important person before he started following Christ. Compare what he says about his life before and after. What strikes you as most important?
- Read panels 8-10 on Who I will be in Christ. Pick one favorite and read the verses. Why is this promise encouraging to you?
- Read panels 11-13 and focus on panel 13. How are you a member of Christs body? How are you willing to serve? Ways to Use This Who I Am in Christ PamphletPersonal Use
- Personal Worship
- Journaling and Time Alone with God Group Use
- Adults Sunday School Classes
- Bible Studies
- Discipleship and Mentoring
- Biblical and Pastoral Counseling
- Recovery/addiction groups
- Divorce Recovery groups
- Hospital and Hospice Work
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The printed version of this eBook is the Who I Am in Christ pamphlet, ISBN-13: 9781596363908
Authors: William Brent Ashby, BT; Benjamin Galan, MTS, ThM, Adjunct Professor of OT Hebrew and Literature at Fuller Seminary.
Scripture taken from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION.NIV. 1973, 1978, 1984 by International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan Publishing House. All rights reserved.
It is illegal to photocopy, transmit electronically, post on the internet, or reproduce this pamphlet in whole or in part in any form.
2010 Bristol Works, Inc.
Published by Rose Publishing
An imprint of Hendrickson Publishing Group
Rose Publishing, LLC
P.O. Box 3473
Peabody, Massachusetts 01961-3473 USA
www.HendricksonPublishingGroup.com
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- gives an overview of what God did for us though his Son
- reminds us of the many qualities and characteristics we possess as believers
Because Jesus died, he can offer forgiveness. Because Jesus rose from the dead, he can give us life and victory. Forgiveness, life, and victory give us identity. We now live forgiven, abundant and victorious lives. Our lives are not perfect since we still experience pain and suffering. However, our hope is firm because it is based on Jesus victory over death.
Eph. 1:68; Rom. 8:1, 38
- Bad things I have done.
- Good things I have left undone.
- Evil things I have said.
- Wrong things I have thought.
Rom. 5:10; 2 Cor. 5:1819; Col. 1:2122; Heb. 10:1922
- I have been reunited with God.
- The anger that was between us is gone.
- Because of Jesus, I now have free access to God.
Matt. 20:28; 1 Tim. 2:56
- I have been rescued from a life-threatening situation.
- Jesus paid the ransom for my life with his own life.
- Sin no longer holds my life hostage.
Eph. 1:1314; Col. 1:14; Titus 2:14; Heb. 9:12; 1 Peter 1:18
- I have had my life debt covered, and my future holds an inheritance from God.
- My life is no longer a worthless debt to sin.
- I now look forward to rich meaning and purpose in Gods future plan for me.
1 Cor. 6:1920; 7:23
- I have been paid for by God.
- God owns me.
- I no longer belong to myself.
- My old way of life no longer owns me.
Rom. 8:29; 2 Tim. 2:19
- I have been known and cared about all along.
- God has been watching out for me from the beginning.
- God has cared for me from day one.
Rom. 8:30; Eph. 1:4; 1 Peter 2:9
- I have been hand picked by God.
- My salvation was not accidental. God intended it for me.
- God called me out for salvation, even though I do not deserve it.
Rom. 3:2326, 5:1, 8:1, 30
- God has declared me innocent because of Christ.
- Jesus has won my case by paying my penalty for me.
- I have been acquitted of all my crimes.
Rom. 15:7; Eph. 1:4-6; 1 Peter 2:10
- I have been welcomed by God.
- I am no longer rejected.
- I am no longer an outsider.
Rom. 5:810; 7:1325; Eph. 2:110; Col. 1:13
- From Gods just anger.
- From sin.
- From myself.
- From death.
- From Satan and a sinful system.
Rom. 6:11; 8:911; Eph. 2:45
- I have received new life from God.
- My spirit has been brought to life and will never be dead again.
- My body will be made new after I die and I will live forever.
- I have new meaning and purpose and a new way of looking at life.
John 8:32-36; Rom. 6:2223; Gal. 4:7; 5:1
- I have been set free.
- I am no longer a slave to sin.
Rom. 5:5; 8:39; 1 John 3:16; 4:19
- God deeply loves me.
- I know this because he has given me his most precious gifthis Son, Jesus.
- I know that I am loved because Gods Spirit of love is in my heart.
John 6:37; Phil. 1:6; 4:19
- I am secure in Gods hands.
- I will not be abandoned; God will complete his work in me.
- God will supply all that I need.
God created all things, visible and invisible. Because he is the creator, he is also the rightful owner of all things. In addition to being the rightful owner, God also rules over all of creation; his authority is final.
Gen. 2:7
- Like a potter, God crafted me.
- God made me with skill and intention.
- I am complex and complicated.
- I have Gods life-breath in me.
Gen. 1:2627
- I am made in Gods image.
- I am made to relate to God and others in love.
Psalm 139; Jer. 1:5
- God made me.
- God knew me while I was still in the womb.
- God knows me better than I know myself.
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Gen. 1:2631; 2:1517
- I am made to help God in his ruling of creation.
- I am made to care for his earth.
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Gen. 2:1924
- I am made to love humans just as God loves me.
- I am made to love and enjoy Gods creatures and nature.
Gen. 1:2830; 2:1617
- I am made to praise God by doing what he intended for me.
- I am made to enjoy myself as I enjoy God.
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