"Who do you think you are?" It’s a question the world asks us constantly, but the answer isn't found in our achievements or our failures—it's found in our attire. In this episode, we dive deep into the spiritual symbolism of the Priest’s Crown and Turban to uncover the secrets of a "God-given" identity.

We journey through the stories of Gideon, who saw himself as the "least," and Peter, who feared his failures had defined him. We discover how God uses divine intervention to swap our "negative self-speak" for a royal perspective. Using Revelation 3:11 as our guide, we discuss the very real danger of "spiritual identity theft" and how distraction can cause us to lose our grip on the crown of victory.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

• The Power of Proximity: Why identity isn't about individuality, but about being "joined to the Vine."
• The Turban of Truth: How to align your mental disposition with the Word of God to reflect the Mind of Christ.
• Grace as Empowerment: Moving past the idea that Grace is an excuse for weakness, and seeing it as the strength to say "no" to ungodliness.
• Living from the Seat: Understanding our position in the heavenly realms (Ephesians 2:6) as the only "authorized profile" God supports.

Join us as we learn to walk in the responsibility of our royal priesthood, putting on the garments of love, compassion, and authority.

What does it mean to be a "Royal Priest" in the 21st century? In this Episode , we examine the Old Testament priestly garments not as ancient history, but as a blueprint for our current identity in Christ. From the "Holy to the Lord" golden crown to the submissive discipline of the turban, we discover that our clothing is our character, and our identity is found in the mind of Christ.

In this profound exploration of spiritual identity, Episode e delves into the transformative process of the Renewal of the Mind. The message centers on the transition from a self-centered worldview to one that mirrors the mindset of Jesus Christ. By examining the shift from "the thief" to the "generous laborer" in Ephesians 4:28, the episode illustrates how a change in internal thinking produces a radical transformation in external behavior.

The teaching highlights that our identity as a Royal Priesthood is not just a title, but a responsibility that requires maturing from "children" into "sons" capable of carrying the government of God. Through the lens of Scripture, we learn that the Word of God acts as an authoritative directive—much like God’s command to Abraham—equipping us to live with the same confidence and rest found in the Psalms.

Key themes include:

• The Power of Doctrine: Understanding that Christ is the systemized Truth that restores our soul and aligns our actions with the Father’s will.
• The Abrahamic Example: Moving from mere suggestion to "commanding" our lives and households through the authority of the Spirit.
• The Progressive Journey: Recognizing that mind renewal is an ongoing work of grace, perfecting us until we see Him as He truly is.
• Awakening the Heart: Embracing the "Christ in you" message to move from a state of no identity to becoming God’s very own possession.

The episode concludes with a call to action: to allow the Word of God to search our current beliefs, prune away what does not align with Truth, and empower us to show the goodness of God to a world in darkness.

In this episode, we explore how our identity as a "Royal Priesthood" is activated through the renewal of our minds. Drawing from the life of David and the sovereign shifts in 2 Samuel, we discuss how God’s eternal decrees are established when we align our thinking with His Word. We dive into the necessity of mixing faith with obedience (Hebrews 4) and shifting from a worldly mindset of self-preservation to a Kingdom mindset of rest and generosity. Discover how to stop conforming to the world and start living from your true identity as a child of God.

Based on 1 Peter 2:9-10, this episode explores the transformative journey from having no identity to becoming God’s "royal priests" and holy possession. We examine how our position as sons and daughters in the Kingdom grants us the authority to minister in God's presence, carry His light into the darkness, and act as earthly mediators of His mercy. By looking at the faithfulness of Christ, our High Priest, we learn that our true nature is to be "repairers of the breach" who live out a divine calling to bless and reconcile the world to God.

Our greatest battles aren't fought with people, but in the fortresses of our own minds. Today, we’re learning how to forcefully disengage from the lies of the fall and step into our destiny as God’s own possession.

If you’ve ever felt like a mystery to yourself—wanting to do right but finding an 'unwelcome intruder' sabotaging your best intentions—today’s episode is for you. We’re looking at 1 Peter 2 and Romans 7 to discover why your identity isn't found in your performance, but in the 'preciousness' Christ has imparted to you.

In today’s episode, I want to sit with you and reflect on something deeply meaningful: the accusation that led to Jesus’ death — His bold declaration that God was His Father. As we explore identity together, this moment in Scripture invites us to look closely at who Jesus understood Himself to be, and what that means for who we are.

We’ll walk through several powerful passages where Jesus’ identity was questioned, doubted, and attacked by religious and political leaders. Yet through every accusation, He remained steady, rooted, and secure in the truth spoken over Him by the Father. His actions flowed from His identity, and His identity was anchored in love.

As we reflect on Jesus’ confidence in His origin and purpose, I want to gently guide you toward your own identity in God. You are not defined by others’ opinions, by your past, or by your performance. Just as Jesus lived from the Father’s affirmation, you too are invited to see yourself through God’s eyes — chosen, loved, and called.

Here are a few truths we’ll lean into together:

• Your identity is not shaped by what others say — it’s shaped by what God has spoken over you.
• Condemnation from people does not have the authority to redefine who you are in Christ.
• Your calling and anointing flow from grace, not performance.
• A life rooted in God’s identity naturally produces behavior that reflects His goodness.

Together, we’ll explore how identity shapes behavior, how grace shapes our walk, and how knowing who we are empowers us to live with clarity and courage. My hope is that as you listen, you’ll feel encouraged, grounded, and reminded of the truth: you belong to God, and that changes everything.