As believers, there is one area where we all struggle—and that is truly understanding who we are, and even more importantly, who we are in the eyes of God. If we deeply grasped our identity in Christ, our struggles, insecurities, and the attacks of the enemy wouldn’t shake us as easily. But this is precisely where the enemy focuses his attacks. Remember in the Garden: when Satan spoke to Eve, he said, “You shall not surely die… but you shall be like gods” (Genesis 3:4-5). He made her chase after something she already possessed in her relationship with God: likeness and fellowship. And the moment she ate, her identity changed—shame replaced innocence, hiding replaced walking freely with God.