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There is comfort in knowing that you were created for a purpose. There is peace in believing that God has not forgotten about you. There are intentional plans for you and they are good plans; to heal you, restore you and make you whole. Your identity is not in what you do or have done. Your true identity is found in who God says you are. Understanding your identity in Christ is crucial to living life as God intended. I Am: Loving The Me I Was Created To Be is an engaging collection of devotional readings that speak truth into the doubts, fears, and insecurities of believers toward the purposes God created for them. Using her personal journey with God as the foundation, the author shares encouraging truths based on God’s Word in order to prompt readers to ignore the negative thoughts and embrace their God given identity. It will challenge you to see your fears and doubts as places where God’s love can fill in the gaps. Including scriptural examples, biblical promises and personal affirmations to confess, this devotional will encourage you to learn to see yourself as God sees you. May the true knowledge of who you are uncover a longing within you to grow. God has you exactly where he first created you, in His hands. Lynne is a mother, educator, sister, and daughter. She has worked as a special education teacher for the past thirteen years and loves her calling a little bit more each day. She has raised an amazing son for the past eleven years only by the unfailing grace of God. This book was created by stepping out in faith and witnessing just what can happen when God does the unexpected.
