All right. So if you could pick one spiritual truth, you know, just out of any that's transformed

you the most if there's one. And again, I didn't tell you. I'm going to ask you this.

So it's just, you know, I think I know what you're going to say, but I don't know.

I have no idea what I'm going to say. What do you think I'm going to say? I really don't

put me in the spot like that. There's so many. What are your spiritual truth? I mean

that I am loved. I mean that Jesus is enough. There are so many different things. What

were you going to say? Because you thought about it. Well, that's what we're going to be

talking about today. Welcome to Family Life today, where we want to help you pursue the

relationships that matter most. I'm Ann Wilson. And I'm Dave Wilson. And you can find

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We've been talking about identity with Heather Holliman from her book Seated with Christ,

which is a lot about identity who we are and and where we are seated with Christ. You're a

professor at Knitney Lion College Penn State. And you teach students every day. But this is

like a theme of who you are, right? Right. Yeah. So I mean, when I thought about that, I thought

that truth for me might be transformative. And yeah, there's different spiritual truth that

hit you at different times. But I think foundationally understanding that as Paul said, the one

who God raised from the dead lives in me. Yeah. If that isn't like changing, we do not get it.

Right. You got to be kidding me. The resurrected Christ says, I'm worthy. And once my body,

my soul to be his temple and reside here, if that doesn't change me and everything I do,

I don't understand it. Walking in Michigan at this time of year is unbelievable because

if you don't live in a state, but the leaves are beautiful and they're so vibrant.

And as I was walking and I'm seeing this absolute display of beauty, I'm looking at the artistry

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