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Day 28 — Where Is My Identity Rooted?

We are reaching the end of this journey of transformation into the woman God designed us to be, but there is a truth we have not yet discussed: your worth.

You are worthy of the calling God has placed on your life. You are worthy of the love you receive from God, because you belong to Him. You are His beloved daughter, and an heir of His Kingdom ( Romans 8:15 and 8:17).

God reminds us that our value is rooted in our identity in Christ, and that we were intentionally created for an eternal purpose. However, we cannot walk in our purpose if we do not believe we are worthy of living it.

You must become fully aware that you were created to fulfill a precise purpose (Ephesians 2:10) - you are not a coincidence, you are not a mistake.

If you are thinking about all the times you have held back, made mistakes, or believed you disappointed God, you need to know this: there is nothing you can do to be more or less loved by God, you are worthy and valued in His eyes.

Your value does not depend on what you produce, the goals you reach, or the recognition you receive from others. Your value is rooted in the One who created you. It is what you inherited the moment you became a daughter of God.

Do not reject what God wants to give you simply because you do not feel “enough.” In Christ, you are worthy to walk with courage and confidence in the purpose that has been entrusted to you.

Today, reflect on the truth that your identity and value come from being a cherished daughter of God. Then ask yourself: In which areas of your life do you most struggle to feel worthy or loved? How can you begin to see yourself as inherently worthy, regardless of your actions, your successes, or your past mistakes?

Prayer: Lord, help me to remember every day that my value does not depend on what I do, but on who You are. Help me walk daily in the awareness of who I am in Christ: a daughter of God, loved, chosen, and wanted. Free me from false beliefs that have made me feel unworthy or inadequate, and rebuild within me a new self-image rooted in Your Word. Amen.