Identity theft is not only about stolen Social Security numbers or bank details. It begins with your innate desire to be seen as unique and significant. This quest for significance can lead to a distorted sense of humility, where we equate being humble with playing small. Drawing from Dallas Willard's insights in The Divine Conspiracy, we discuss the importance of recognizing our God-given agency and the drive to count for good in the world is not rooted in sin but in being made in God's image.Yet our identity can become stolen by false but seemingly "Christian" labels like "waiting for God" or "being faithful in the small things." These can be legitimate but they can also only appear legitimate while really stealing our identity.Salvation is not the first step in God's plan to erase us but rather restore us!Learn how your desire to matter is a foundational part of restoring a whole identity.Empower yourself and your family to engage fully in God’s grand story. Subscribe to Hi(Impact) at Stephanie Presents for insights, encouragement, and practical resources!Book Stephanie to speak to your women, parents, Christian educators, and students. #spirituallystrong#emotionalhealth#relationships#bible#faith#truth#biblestudy#christianfaith#christianwomen#christianity#lifeskey3#thedivineconspiracy#identity

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