Synopsis "Who Am I?: Finding Your Purpose Devotions"
Who Am I? Finding Your Purpose Devotions Have you ever asked yourself, “Who am I, and why did God create me?” You are not an accident. Your life is not meaningless, and your painful experiences do not have the authority to cancel your future. Before anyone formed an opinion about you, God knew you. He placed gifts, abilities, experiences, and purpose inside you that are meant to bring Him glory and become a blessing to others. In Who Am I? Finding Your Purpose Devotions, pastor, author, and entrepreneur Joy Blair leads readers through a powerful twenty-one-day journey of identity, spiritual discovery, healing, preparation, and obedience. Through the lives of Joseph, Moses, King Saul, David, Esther, Samuel, Ruth, Gideon, Isaiah, Jonah, Amos, Nehemiah, Peter, Paul, Mary, Elijah, Deborah, John the Baptist, and Jesus Christ, you will discover how God calls ordinary people, develops them through difficult seasons, redirects their mistakes, and uses their surrendered lives for extraordinary purposes. Each devotion includes: Foundational Scripture In-depth biblical teaching Personal reflection questions A practical purpose step A powerful prayer Faith-filled declarations This devotional will help you: Establish your identity in Christ Recognize clues to your God-given purpose Identify gifts that may have been overlooked Understand how pain and preparation can serve purpose Overcome fear, insecurity, comparison, and rejection Recognize when a burden may contain a blueprint Learn how to hear God and obey one step at a time Develop healthy boundaries and purposeful relationships Move from discovering your calling to faithfully fulfilling it You are not too old, too young, too broken, too inexperienced, or too late to be used by God. The answer to “Who am I?” is not found in a title, position, relationship, accomplishment, or other person’s opinion. It begins with knowing whose you are. You belong to God. Your gifts matter. Your testimony has value. Your obedience can affect generations. It is time to stop hiding, stop comparing, stop running, and arise into the purpose for which you were created. You are who God says you are—and your life has divine purpose.
