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June 14, 2006

Who Are You?

READ: 1 John 2:1-11

By this we know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments. —1 John 2:3

Identity theft is a big problem in the age of credit cards and the Internet. It’s not hard for someone to retrieve your vital information and pose as you. If that were to happen, however, it would not change the essence of who you are. The thief would not steal your true identity—just some superficial information about you.

Your identity goes much deeper than your ID numbers. In reality, you are who God says you are. Nothing really matters except whether or not you are identified as a child of God. That alone will dictate your eternal destiny, and that alone will indicate whether you can live life to the fullest.

In 1 John 2, there are three identity qualifiers—truths that reveal whether we are God’s children:

 Who are you? Do you know Jesus? If so, you will obey His commands, walk as He did, and love others. No one can ever steal that mark of identity from you. Dave Branon

Lord, help us never be ashamed
To take a stand for what is true,
And give us courage to be named
As faithful followers of You.  —Sper

No one can steal your identity in Christ.

Bible in One Year: Bible in One Year:   Ezra 9-10; Acts 1


31 posted on 06/14/2006 5:50:47 AM PDT by The Mayor ( http://albanysinsanity.com/)
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To: The Mayor
Good afternoon, Rus. Thank you for continuing to bring us the nourishment for our souls.



God Bless the USA.

We are proudly flying the flags today.

85 posted on 06/14/2006 1:05:59 PM PDT by JustAmy (I wear red every Friday, but I support our Military everyday!!)
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