Knowing My Identity from Youth Bible Study featuring Eric Mason – Bluefish TV

Knowing My Identity from Youth Bible Study featuring Eric Mason – Bluefish TV


Brett gives a powerful and personal spoken word performance written from his own experience of not letting his appearance dictate his own identity but choosing to allow God to mold who he is.

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Identity – featuring teaching from Eric Mason

Who are you?

Our world values being unique. So much so, that we end up looking the same as we try to be different. But we aren’t a number. We aren’t our clothes, our relationships or our accomplishments. In Christ we are much more.

In these four thought-provoking sessions, Eric Mason compares the message the world constantly tells teens about their identity with the truths found in Scripture. The world tells us it’s all about how you look, what you have, what you do, and whom you are connected to. But Scripture teaches that while those things can be important, they do not constitute who you are. As followers of Jesus Christ, our identity is found in Him.

With biblical teaching and real-life stories, this series will help students ground their identity in Christ and live boldly as children of God and heirs of heaven.

Four sessions:
Session 1 — Image
Session 2 — Choices
Session 3 — Relationships
Session 4 — Accomplishments

Eric Mason bio:
Eric Mason is the co-founder and lead pastor of Epiphany Fellowship in Philadelphia. He is known for articulating and proclaiming the gospel with clarity, passion, and authority at churches and conferences nationally. In addition to his role at Epiphany Fellowship, Eric serves as the president of Thriving, a ministry dedicated to aiding ethnic minorities to be resourced and trained for ministry to the urban context. He also serves on the boards of the Acts 29 Network and Reach Life Ministries. Eric received his Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary as well as a Doctorate degree from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He resides in Philadelphia with his wife, Yvette, and their two sons.

31 comments

  1. What an awesome message!
    Thank you for this wonderful video!
    Very inspiring and truthful! Exactly what I was looking for!

    Blessings!

  2. this is far from amazing! i am to stray away from my usual arguments towards christian ideology and instead critique his poetry skills. actually this is horrendous. if this poem had been written about anything else no one would have enjoyed it. he used many cliche and over used words. his metaphors were predictable. everything else aside anyone who uses swag in a serious toned poem is an idiot,

  3. This is not POETRY, nor the intention is to make it rhyme to a bit, this is a message of Salvation, so the criticism about how good or bad his metaphors or poetry skills were are irrelevant and undeniably DON’T MATTER, instead read and understand the message that is been transmitted and get your life straight with JESUS BEFORE IS TOO LATE TO DO SO.

  4. Tanner corleone so you go around watching christian poetry and write paragraphs critiquing them? Ever think he doesn’t care about his poetry skills but rather trying to make a good message. Btw when he used “swag” it was a stab at society showing how it’s foolish, he wasn’t using it “seriously”

  5. personally, i thought this was amazing…I’ve watched a bunch of videos dealing with identity in Christ for a high school retreat and none of them cllicked with me.  This is perfect and will partner wonderfully with the prayer activity that is planned.  Great job!!  Ignore those haters!

  6. Thanks bro, I’m in one of those dark spaces right now and that’s exactly what I needed to hear.

  7. Great message!  Reading through comments of people who feel the need to spew negativity after hearing this piece is very ironic. I’m so glad you know your identity is found in Christ, and not in internet comments ; )

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