Who Are You, Really?

Ephesians 2:10

People often ask, “Who are you?” when they first meet someone.  And oftentimes, people ask themselves (looking in the mirror), “Who are you?”  It’s a natural instinct.  People have ultimately wanted to know who and why they are since time immemorial.  Our purpose is among the greatest questions in our lives, and it deserves to be asked and answered.  Ephesians 2:10 tells us who we really are.

Questions for further thought:
1. Do you ever think about who and why you are the way you are?
2. Do you see yourself the same way that God sees you?

​Challenge: Try to imagine looking at yourself through God’s eyes.  Think about how He sees you each and every day.  Then, compare that vision – more true than your own – with how you see yourself on certain days.  If you doubt who’s right – about you or anyone else – pray to Him who made you, and you should have a better answer than your own.