Cultivating Identity and Letting Go of Expectations I Spiritual Gardening for Renewal
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In this sermon, we reflect on Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus faces temptation in the wilderness, challenging His identity and purpose. Jesus' responses teach us how to cultivate a strong sense of identity rooted in God’s truth, rather than external expectations. The sermon highlights the importance of letting go of false or limiting expectations that hinder spiritual growth. Drawing on Brené Brown's *The Gifts of Imperfection*, we are reminded that embracing our authentic selves, imperfections and all, is key to spiritual renewal. By embracing our true identity in Christ, we open the door to renewal and transformation during this season of Lent.
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In this sermon, we reflect on Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus faces temptation in the wilderness, challenging His identity and purpose. Jesus' responses teach us how to cultivate a strong sense of identity rooted in God’s truth, rather than external expectations. The sermon highlights the importance of letting go of false or limiting expectations that hinder spiritual growth. Drawing on Brené Brown's *The Gifts of Imperfection*, we are reminded that embracing our authentic selves, imperfections and all, is key to spiritual renewal. By embracing our true identity in Christ, we open the door to renewal and transformation during this season of Lent.
From 3.9.25
In this sermon, we reflect on Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus faces temptation in the wilderness, challenging His identity and purpose. Jesus' responses teach us how to cultivate a strong sense of identity rooted in God’s truth, rather than external expectations. The sermon highlights the importance of letting go of false or limiting expectations that hinder spiritual growth. Drawing on Brené Brown's *The Gifts of Imperfection*, we are reminded that embracing our authentic selves, imperfections and all, is key to spiritual renewal. By embracing our true identity in Christ, we open the door to renewal and transformation during this season of Lent.
From 3.9.25
In this sermon, we reflect on Luke 4:1-13, where Jesus faces temptation in the wilderness, challenging His identity and purpose. Jesus' responses teach us how to cultivate a strong sense of identity rooted in God’s truth, rather than external expectations. The sermon highlights the importance of letting go of false or limiting expectations that hinder spiritual growth. Drawing on Brené Brown's *The Gifts of Imperfection*, we are reminded that embracing our authentic selves, imperfections and all, is key to spiritual renewal. By embracing our true identity in Christ, we open the door to renewal and transformation during this season of Lent.
From 3.9.25
