The wrong view of ourselves is things we've come to believe about ourselves usually sourced or based in trauma or traumatic situations that inform our being through our lifetime, right?

So something happens to me, it goes bad. I draw the conclusion that I'm a failure. I'm not worth

loving. I'm unseen. I look wrong. All those things from a situation that's negative and we

pull or someone will say something about us out of it and we take it on as an identity with no real

way of ever questioning it.

You're listening to God Hears Her, a podcast for women where we explore the stunning truth

that God hears you, he sees you, and he loves you because you are his. Find out how these realities free you

today on God Hears Her. Welcome to God Hears Her. I'm Erin Eddie. And I'm Alisa Morgan. How would

you describe yourself? Are there personality traits you love? What things are you working on? Do you have any lies that you've

believed about who you are? Today's conversation might be one that will inspire some note-taking.

Jamie Winship is joining us today to talk about our identity. He wants us to understand the core

of who we are while overcoming lies we may believe about ourselves.

Jamie and his wife Donna are co-founders of identity exchange and its corporate arm identity method.

There they provide training and consulting in the transformative power of living fearlessly in your true identity.

Let's learn more from Jamie Winship on this episode

of God hears her. So I grew up in Washington, D.C., and my mother is a very smart woman, well-educated,

and she is a very strict independent Baptist. And so no music, you know, no movies, that kind of thing.

And my dad was pretty much the opposite.

He wasn't a believer.

Very different, very much.

So we just grew up in these very different worlds,

going back and forth between they were together. They were happily married,

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