Defined - Bible Study Book: How God Has Identified You

Inspired by the Kendrick brothers Overcomer movie and written by the #1 New York Times best-selling author team, Alex and Stephen Kendrick, comes an exciting new Bible study resource about discovering your God-given identity and embracing the wonder of who you were created to be. This womens and mens Bible study book is great for adult group studies. When you introduce yourself to someone for the first time, you have an opportunity to define yourself. You disclose your name, profession, and interests. These factors help our culture define us, but are those answers enough? People are struggling in ten thousand ways because of identity issues. They cant help but ask, who am I? and why do I matter? Can our culture really provide meaningful answers to those questions, or do we need something deeper and more significant? Before asking, who am I? we need to be able to answer, who is God? If we cant answer the first question, we will never answer the second. The problem with our search for identity is that we are looking in all the wrong places. Scripture teaches that we are all made in the image of God. We do not define ourselvesthe Creator does. Once those answers are clear, we can move forward and discover all God has called us to be. Sessions Include: 1. Uniquely Created by God 2. Uniquely Broken by Sin 3. Transformed by the Gospel 4. Who We Are in Christ 5. What We Have in Christ 6. Living Out Our Identity 7. Walking in the Spirit 8. Walking in Mission Features Include: Videos featuring Alex and Stephen Kendrick Eight small-group sessions and Bible study lessons Applicable Scripture Personal-study opportunities Leader guides How to Use this Study Family-discipleship page Benefits: Answer the questions Who is God? and Who am I? Define yourself by Gods standard Learn how sin has uniquely broken you Discover how you can be transformed by the gospel of Christ Understand what it means to be created for good works Develop a deeper appreciation for the Book of Ephesians