129 - Believing Who God Says You Are with Anne Wooten

Do you ever struggle to believe what God says about who you are?

In this episode of the Bold Faith Now podcast, Missy chats with author and Christian life coach Anne Wooten about her book, The Red Letter Code: A 31-Day Journey Unlocking the Blueprint to Your Identity in Christ, and how the words of Jesus can help us replace the lies we believe with God's truth.

Anne shares her journey of leaving a 50-year career in accounting when God called her into something new, even though she didn't know what would come next. Together, Missy and Anne talk about people-pleasing, the inner critic, renewing our minds with Scripture, and what it looks like to give God our "messy yes" before we have all the answers.

In this episode, Missy and Anne discuss:

• Why knowing our identity in Christ and believing it can be two different things

• How God's Word helps us replace lies with truth

• What it means to give God our "messy yes" before we have clarity

• Why one small step of obedience can help us move forward in faith

Fear, people-pleasing, and the inner critic can keep us stuck in lies about who we are. Anne reminds us that when we renew our minds with God's Word and remember our identity in Christ, we can move forward with greater trust, surrender, and bold faith.

Remember to live boldly for Jesus and let your light shine bright for Him!

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Book: The Red Letter Code: A 31-Day Journey Unlocking the Blueprint to Your Identity in Christ

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