Filadelfia International Church Barcelona

In the beloved Disney movie, The Lion King, there is a powerful scene where Simba, the young lion prince, is struggling to find his place in the world. After feeling guilty and responsible for his father’s death, he runs away and finds himself lost and alone. It is then that he meets Rafiki, a wise old baboon, who reminds Simba of who he truly is – a son of the great king, Mufasa.

In life, we too can often feel lost and alone, unsure of our purpose and identity. We may have made mistakes and felt unworthy, just like Simba did. But just like Rafiki reminded Simba, we also have a wise and loving Father who wants to remind us of our true identity.

Verse: “But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.” – 1 Peter 2:9

As children of God, we are heirs to His Kingdom and part of His royal family. We are chosen, holy, and precious in His sight. No matter what mistakes we may have made or how unworthy we may feel, we are still loved and cherished by our Heavenly Father.

Just as Simba was reminded of his true identity and purpose, we too must remember who we are. We are not defined by our past or our mistakes, but by our loving Father who has called us out of darkness and into His wonderful light. He has a plan and purpose for each of our lives, and we are a part of His royal priesthood to declare His praises to the world.

So when you are feeling lost, alone, or unworthy, remember whose you are. You are a child of the King, chosen and loved by Him. Embrace your identity and purpose, and live your life as a declaration of His goodness and grace. Let us hold onto this truth and never forget that we belong to a great and loving God.

As we journey through life, may we remember that our past does not define us, our identity is found in God our Father, our destiny is greater than ourselves, and we are called to be a part of the circle of life.

May we be reminded that we are beloved children of God, destined for a purpose and called to make a difference in the world around us. Let us embrace our identity and destiny in Him, and trust in His plans for our lives.