Look Behind The Mirror

What you see when you look in the mirror is most likely not what God sees when he looks at you. Most Christians will heartily agree with this statement but most people do not make any concerted efforts to correct their false perspectives. It says in Zephaniah that God "rejoices over you with singing" but people will regularly confess that "I am my own worst critic". Life will often offer us skewed, distorted or even completely false information about ourselves. Sometimes we are able to just let go of these opinions, but often we will actually believe and own them and they become part of our identity. After a while, this can be primarily what we see in the mirror. It has been said that, if your enemy can cause you to believe that you are weak and have little value, his work is already finished. In this book, we will be looking at how this indoctrination takes place and what to do about overcoming it. The Bible is very clear about who we are and what kinds of things we have been given. LOOK BEHIND THE MIRROR carefully examines God's clear statements and promises about our incredible identity in Jesus and all the wonderful promises we have at our fingertips.