Today we look at how our identity ultimately SHOULD impact every relationship in our day to day lives...especially those relationships we claim are so important. We end the episode with Rebecca making a though provoking statement that you will want to hear.

Join us as we continue to lay the foundation for every topic and relationship you will ever encounter in life. If we don't understand our identity and embrace it, we cannot hope to live it.

Join us as we explore the truth of Colossians 3:1 - 2. We are to seek and set our affections on those things which are above. This is something we should do every day of our lives.

Knowing our identity is foundational to everything in our lives; every relationship, every connection, every decision we make. Without understanding that identity, Christians will make choices inconsistent with who we are.

It is not enough to just know our identity. We need a total mind shift!

"Who are you?" The word we have all uttered when someone does something out of character. As Christians, there are sadly plenty of times when we do things out of our character. Christianity has a serious identity crisis today.

Join us as we begin to discuss this crisis and how we remedy the problem.

Every day, we face decisions where we must decide how we will react. It might involve an employer, a coworker, a spouse, a child, or even a total stranger who has been interjected into our life for only a moment. How do you respond? Philemon was confronted with a runaway slave returning home. Paul encouraged him to choose grace.

When you face those daily decisions, what do you choose?

What does grace look like in life? How does grace work? In this episode we begin to discuss Paul's letter to Philemon and unravel the story of Paul, Philemon, and Onesimus. In the process, we learn that grace energizes us as we go through the ups and downs of life.

In this first episode, we begin to analyze the question, "What is grace?" If we want to raise our children in grace, or if we want to recognize how God raises us in grace, we must begin with a discussion of grace so we all have a basic understanding moving forward.