Mental Health
The End of Identity Crisis

The mid-life crisis, the quarter-life crisis, or the ever present “becoming my best self” crisis. No matter where we seem to be, we treat ourselves as a constant “work-in-progress.” Where are we getting the idea that identity must constantly be produced and performed perfectly? The Gospel offers a fundamentally different starting point: identity is received, not found. Secure identity is possible, and it’s offered in abundance. Jada Edwards is a Bible teacher and author whose ministry helps people find an identity anchored in what God has declared over them. She reminds us where we can find a secure identity — something quite radical in today’s culture.

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