Many devoted Christians are quietly exhausted—not because they don’t love God, but because deep down they feel like they have something to prove.In this video, we unpack three powerful words that often shape how people live out their faith without even realizing it:Labels. Limits. Lists.Labels spoken over our lives can slowly become the identity we live from. Those labels create invisible limits. And when identity feels uncertain, we often build spiritual checklists trying to prove our worth to God.But the gospel flips that entire system upside down.Instead of earning identity through performance, scripture tells us that our identity begins with what Christ has already finished.In this video we explore:• Why labels can quietly shape your identity• How beliefs create invisible limits in your life• Why many Christians feel stuck in spiritual checklists• The truth about identity in Christ• How the gospel restores who you really areIf you've ever felt like your worth depends on what you produce, how much you serve, or how well you perform spiritually… this message is for you.Remember:Your identity was never meant to be earned.It was already settled at the cross.📖 Scripture referenced:2 Corinthians 5:171 John 4:19Ephesians 1:4–5CHAPTERS:00:00 Exhausted Proving Faith01:09 Micah and the Label01:52 Labels Become Identity03:02 Breaking the Four Minute Mile04:10 Limits and Checklists07:32 Gospel Reverses the Order09:43 Living From Finished Work11:13 Three Questions to Practice12:12 Closing and Next Steps👇 COMMENT BELOWWhat label are you learning to break off your life?👍 Like, Subscribe, and share with someone who needs this reminder today.WHO AM IHey, I'm Red Wallace, a former rapper(10 year career) current drummer turned personal development coach. Through podcast(mostly on YouTube) and 1on1/group coaching, I provide guidance to help you chisel away the parts that aren’t you revealing your true identity, empowering you to live your God given purpose!

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