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Good morning, Hungry Generation Church.

Thank you so much for all coming here.

First and foremost, I want to thank my parents and my pastors for giving me

this opportunity to speak with you guys. I am super excited for what the Lord has put on my heart,

and I believe that the Holy Spirit is correlating things, because me and Lila have a very close message,

but we did not collaborate, so I believe that the Lord really wants us to hear

this message. I want to talk about letting love be the root of our identity. The title of my

message is the one whom Jesus loved. My first point is it is essential to be fully convinced of

Jesus' love for us. John 13, 13, verse 23 says, the disciple Jesus loved was sitting next to Jesus at the table.

Obviously, John wrote it, so John's referring to himself as the one who Jesus loved.

We should all walk and think in the same way John did.

This wasn't Jesus' love is exclusive to just him. He just began to

discover God's infinite love, and it was so great that as he was writing this passage, that was

more significant to him than his own name. That was his true identity. And when we discover the

love of Jesus, we will want to change our name. We won't change that, but we'll change our mindset. When we change our mindset, and Satan comes asking, why are you important? Why are you in

this world? You say, I am blood bought. I am loved. He saved me. So get out of here, Satan. I know my

root is rooted in the fact that he loves me and he cares for me. That is how we defeat the identity

crisis that Satan has put over this generation.

My second point is, if you would like to strengthen your walk with God, deepen your roots into

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