Who are you?

That’s an important question, huh?  How do we define ourselves?

Does our job make us who we are?  Are possessions?  Our status?  Our bank account?

Our church?  Our friends?  Our hobbies?  Our . . . .  whatever?

Listen to what the Psalmist says today in Psalm 95:

Come, let us worship and bow down.
Let us kneel before the Lord our maker,
for he is our God.
We are the people he watches over,
the flock under his care.

Who are you?  Above all in your life, you are one of His sheep.

You are under His care.  You are a child of His.  You are His.

That matters above all else in your life.  More  than work. . . . popularity. . . . or reputation.

More than anything else in life.

How do you define who you are?  What defines what you value?  Where do you get your identity from?

Where ever it is, it needs to be from God.  You are His.  You are one of the sheep of His pasture.

Remember that.  Remember who you are.  You are a beloved child of God.

Never forget.