Donna Winship left the American dream with her husband, Jamie and their three boys and spent 25 years raising their family in Southeast Asia and the Middle East. This was a journey that would forever change her life.
Living overseas in a predominantly Muslim country, Donna discovered the principles of the Kingdom of God as demonstrated by Jesus and learned to live fearlessly in her true identity. When put into daily practice, these principles result in peace that surpasses understanding and truth that results in genuine freedom, even in an atmosphere of war, terrorism and death.

Donna Winship is the CEO of Identity Exchange and the wife of Jamie Winship, who is the author of Living Fearlessly.

What I learned from Donna in our conversation:

1. It is not about the severity of the trauma or life event, it is the response to it. The response often triggers a deep lie and belief that takes root.
2. There is no power in the lie unless you come into agreement with the lie.
3. Listening Prayer is asking God questions that point you back to your true identity.
4. People worship their theology and fear changing because of what would happen if Jesus really transformed me. People are stuck in false identities and get their identities from their various "right" beliefs.
5. Start here, ask God: Who do you say I am? What do you want me to know? What do you want me to do?
6. Try this in your organization: Truth Tell about what you are afraid of right now? Mind Change what is true? Form Change, what will you do?

Start here to get a foundation of what living in your true identity could do for you, your family, and your organization.

Identity Camp by Jamie Winship

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