When we know who we are in Christ, it empowers us to put off our old selves and become the new creations that God has redeemed us to be.
But what does it look like to walk this out practically, day by day?
Carl Herrington walks us through some of Paul’s letters to unpack how we become who we truly are in Christ.
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