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WHY IDENTITY — NOT EFFORT — DECIDES YOUR FAITH, AUTHORITY, AND VICTORY

WHY IDENTITY — NOT EFFORT — DECIDES YOUR FAITH, AUTHORITY, AND VICTORY The greatest crisis in the church today is not sin, weakness, or lack of dedication. It is identity confusion. Many believers have come to the cross for forgiveness but have never stood in the light of the resurrection to see who they truly became. They live forgiven, yet defeated. They serve faithfully, yet speak timidly. They pray earnestly, yet doubt boldly. This message unfolds a foundational truth emphasized in the revelation teaching of E.W.Kenyon: Christianity does not begin with duty, discipline, or self-improvement—it begins with birth. When a person is born again, God does not merely forgive them. He recreates them. Heaven does not revise the old man; it replaces him. Salvation is not pardon—it is new creation. Religion has taught generations to serve in order to belong, to perform in order to be accepted, and to strive in order to be approved. But the gospel reverses that order. Sonship comes before service. Relationship comes before obedience. Identity comes before authority. Until this is seen, faith will always strain. Scripture declares that if anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation. This is not poetic language. It is spiritual reality. The believer is not a sinner trying to become righteous. He is the righteousness of God in Christ who must learn to think, speak, and live accordingly. Righteousness is the ability to stand in the presence of God without guilt, fear, or condemnation—just as freely as Jesus stood before the Father. This teaching explains why: Faith weakens when identity is unsettled Prayer becomes timid when sonship is unclear Authority feels distant when righteousness is misunderstood Striving replaces rest when revelation is missing Sin consciousness silently drains confidence Victory is delayed when identity is ignored You will discover why faith is not an effort but a response, why authority flows from position rather than struggle, and why power naturally follows revelation knowledge. Jesus did not walk in dominion because He tried harder—He walked in dominion because He knew who He was. Drawing deeply from new creation truth taught by E.W.Kenyon, this message reveals how Satan’s greatest strategy is not domination but deception. If he can confuse a believer about who they are, he can keep them living beneath their inheritance. But when identity is revealed, faith rises effortlessly, prayer speaks boldly, and authority stands calmly. This is not about working harder or becoming more spiritual. This is about awakening to who you already are. #IdentityInChrist, #NewCreation, #RighteousnessConsciousness, #Sonship, #AuthorityOfTheBeliever, #FaithAndIdentity, #FinishedWork, #ChristianRevelation, #VictoryInChrist, #SeatedWithChrist, #GraceTruth, #BiblicalIdentity, #FaithTeaching, #RevelationKnowledge, #ChristianLiving, #SpiritualAuthority, #NewCovenantLife, #FaithRest, #ChristianIdentity, #GospelTruth, #KingdomLiving, #FaithInChrist, #OvercomingDefeat, #RighteousnessInChrist, #ChristianGrowth, #WordBasedFaith, #ReigningInLife, #GraceMessage, #BibleTeaching, #ewkenyon