July2017

Identity Theft Devotion: Miss Have-It-All

by Rebekah Freed | Aug 2, 2017 | Devotions, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

Miss Have-It-All says our meaning and value in life is based on the “stuff” in our lives, but our true value is found in Jesus.

Identity Theft Devotion: Mr. Cool

by Rebekah Freed | Jul 31, 2017 | Devotions, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

Mr. Cool is pretty popular & thinks you should be, too. For this identity thief, it’s all about status & being noticed. But what’s it really about?

Bible Study: Identity Theft

by Rebekah Freed | Jul 24, 2017 | Bible Studies, Free Resources, July2017 | 3

Take a look at the identity God gives us and how our world, culture, and Satan attempt to steal it. Learn how to protect ourselves against this identity theft.

Identity Theft Devotion: Miss Perfectionist

by Rebekah Freed | Jul 19, 2017 | Devotions, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

Miss Perfectionist makes us think that we are defined only by what we do and how well we do it, but God joyfully gives us grace, covering over any mistakes we make with the blood of Jesus.

Bible Study: Losing My Identity

by Jennifer Probst | Jul 17, 2017 | Bible Studies, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

This study will review five different attributes that help to build identity and how their loss can impact a person’s self-concept.

Inside the Teen World: Trigger Warning

by Cassie Moore | Jul 14, 2017 | Blogs, Inside the Teen World, July2017 | 0

My students openly discuss their personal feelings with more frequency than they did a decade ago. It’s not unusual for teens to label themselves as “anxious,” “depressed,” “unstable,” or “triggered” by a particular behavior.

Identity Theft Devotions

by Rebekah Freed | Jul 12, 2017 | Devotions, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

You are loved! You are enough! You are valuable and treasured! You have a purpose in this world!

Identity Theft Devotion: Mr. Macho

by Rebekah Freed | Jul 12, 2017 | Devotions, Free Resources, July2017 | 0

God tells us to “be strong and courageous,” but Mr. Macho tries to get us to ignore that the hard stuff is there. He says that we don’t need God, or church, or anyone else; we can be strong on our own.