What if identity isn’t something you build, but something you receive? We open up the promise of 2 Corinthians 5:17—becoming a new creation—and trace how that truth reshapes daily life. Instead of chasing approval or curating an image, we talk about being chosen, adopted, and beloved, with full rights and a secure inheritance in the family of God. That shift breaks the cycle of striving and replaces it with freedom rooted in grace. You’ll hear a spoken blessing of identity to anchor these tr...
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What if identity isn’t something you build, but something you receive? We open up the promise of 2 Corinthians 5:17—becoming a new creation—and trace how that truth reshapes daily life. Instead of chasing approval or curating an image, we talk about being chosen, adopted, and beloved, with full rights and a secure inheritance in the family of God. That shift breaks the cycle of striving and replaces it with freedom rooted in grace. You’ll hear a spoken blessing of identity to anchor these tr...
He is-The Character of God: He is Loving and Patient
The Father's Business Podcast
39 minutes
1 month ago
He is-The Character of God: He is Loving and Patient
What does it really mean that God is “slow to anger and abounding in love”—especially when life feels heavy or unfair? In this episode, Elizabeth and Kimberly explore Exodus 34:6–7 and share honest stories of their own impatience and frustration. Together they reflect on how God’s abundant love and patience flow from His very nature, not from our circumstances. Whether you’re celebrating God’s steady love or wrestling with grief and questions, this conversation invites you to rest in the trut...
The Father's Business Podcast
What if identity isn’t something you build, but something you receive? We open up the promise of 2 Corinthians 5:17—becoming a new creation—and trace how that truth reshapes daily life. Instead of chasing approval or curating an image, we talk about being chosen, adopted, and beloved, with full rights and a secure inheritance in the family of God. That shift breaks the cycle of striving and replaces it with freedom rooted in grace. You’ll hear a spoken blessing of identity to anchor these tr...
