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Lifecenter Linköping Podcast · September 22 · 46 min

Lost & Found: Let Me Introduce Myself

Where do you find your identity—in what you do, what you own, or what others think of you? This episode explores how knowing Jesus helps us discover who we are and live out our God-given calling. In this episode The search for identity: Why performance, possessions, pleasure, popularity, and self-perception cannot provide a lasting foundation for who we are. Identity before activity: At Jesus’ baptism, the Father declares his love before Jesus begins his public ministry. What we do flows from who we are. Knowing who you aren’t: John the Baptist understands his role and its limits, freeing him to fulfil his calling. Discovering ourselves through Jesus: Peter recognises Jesus as the Messiah and receives a clearer understanding of his own identity and purpose. The lifelong journey: Discovery, stepping out, growing, persevering through difficulty, and remaining faithful all shape who we become. Living in Christ: God’s grace invites us to live as people who are loved, chosen, adopted, and created for good works. Key Scriptures Ephesians 2:4–5, 10 — Made alive in Christ and created for good works Matthew 3:13–17 — Jesus’ baptism and the Father’s affirmation Matthew 4:1–11 — Jesus’ identity tested in the wilderness John 1:19–28 — John the Baptist knows who he is and who he isn’t Matthew 16:13–19 — Peter’s confession and calling Psalm 92:12–15 — Remaining faithful and fruitful throughout life Ephesians 1:3–14 — Our identity in Christ Ephesians 4:1 — Living a life worthy of our calling Connect with us on: Lifecenter Linköping Instagram

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Where do you find your identity—in what you do, what you own, or what others think of you? This episode explores how knowing Jesus helps us discover who we are and live out our God-given calling.

In this episode

  • The search for identity: Why performance, possessions, pleasure, popularity, and self-perception cannot provide a lasting foundation for who we are.
  • Identity before activity: At Jesus’ baptism, the Father declares his love before Jesus begins his public ministry. What we do flows from who we are.
  • Knowing who you aren’t: John the Baptist understands his role and its limits, freeing him to fulfil his calling.
  • Discovering ourselves through Jesus: Peter recognises Jesus as the Messiah and receives a clearer understanding of his own identity and purpose.
  • The lifelong journey: Discovery, stepping out, growing, persevering through difficulty, and remaining faithful all shape who we become.
  • Living in Christ: God’s grace invites us to live as people who are loved, chosen, adopted, and created for good works.

Key Scriptures

  • Ephesians 2:4–5, 10 — Made alive in Christ and created for good works
  • Matthew 3:13–17 — Jesus’ baptism and the Father’s affirmation
  • Matthew 4:1–11 — Jesus’ identity tested in the wilderness
  • John 1:19–28 — John the Baptist knows who he is and who he isn’t
  • Matthew 16:13–19 — Peter’s confession and calling
  • Psalm 92:12–15 — Remaining faithful and fruitful throughout life
  • Ephesians 1:3–14 — Our identity in Christ
  • Ephesians 4:1 — Living a life worthy of our calling

Connect with us on: Lifecenter Linköping Instagram

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