Hi, Friend!

Last week, I ended part two of Sean’s story with him receiving a new bicycle from his small group. This experience, led by God, allowed the truth of the scriptures to sink into his heart. Now he could not only say that he knew the truth as a fact, but he knew the truth as a reality.

Sean’s story illustrates the point that our experiences shape the way we view our identity. Our interpretation of our experiences can be accurate or inaccurate. When we go through a negative experience without a positive experience to counter-act it, we’ll see our identity through the eyes of the negative event.

Matt

This is the third and final part of Sean's story. You can read the first part here.

And the second part here.

P.S. Are you interested in your own emotional healing? My latest book, To Identity and Beyond, is now available on Amazon and other stores.