Trust, identity and value

One of the most significant challenges that young people face is discovering their true identity. In this world, it's common to observe how acceptance is sought from external sources, creating a dynamic where the value of each person becomes disconnected from who they truly are. This reality, akin to a masquerade dance, serves as a reminder that appearances can be deceiving.

In this context, the need to cultivate one of the most valuable qualities of human beings becomes evident: trust in God. This quality involves decision, security, hope, and faith. Clearly, it promotes a more authentic and intentional life, helping to establish priorities and identify those individuals who contribute to the strengthening of an authentic journey, distanced from mere appearances.

The promises found in passages such as John 1:12, Romans 8:17, Ephesians 2:10, and 2 Corinthians 5:17 are fundamental for developing an unbreakable relationship with God. They form the basis for an identity grounded in what the Creator declares about us. Understanding this essential truth allows all external burdens to dissipate, as no opinion or praise holds more value than the undeniable truth proclaimed by God about our identity.