The file below is a six part introduction to the series by Bishop Malcolm Smith 1944 The Search for Self Worth, “Believing the Lie” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. 1945 The Search for Self Worth, “The Cost of Independence” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. 1946 The Search for Self Worth, “Web of Denial” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. 1947 The Search for Self Worth, “The Search for Love” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. 1948 The Search for Self Worth, “Healing the Hurt” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. 1949 The Search for Self Worth, “Filling the Void” by Bishop Malcolm Smith. Left click to play or right click and save target as. Malcolm Smith has recorded a whole counseling series on Unconditional Love which I have put together on one page.  Click Here

Who am I?

Have you been pegged and put on a list? Have you been labeled as a such and such type? Have you ever asked the question, who am I? Find out who God say's you are and what you are.

Listen as Damian Kyle of Calvary Chapel Modesto explains;

Adopted, Accepted, Redeemed -- Ephesians 1:5-7

God is Gloriously Unfair

How can I have joy unspeakable when I have had horrible sin in my life? The reason is because God is gloriously unfair. Praise God!! I am forgiven There is not a single sin that can not be forgiven. For we have all missed the mark, [committed sin] those who need forgiveness of much and have been forgive much have an understanding of the mercy and grace that God gives and usually do not have a problem in forgiving others. This is why, when I am asked by someone for forgiveness, I have one reply, “How can I not forgive you when I think of what I have been forgiven of.”

Amena Brown: Masterpiece (with music)

The Journey Home To Love
The real-life stories of 5 people and their search to find unconditional love and acceptance.

Comparing Self To Others
We need to be the person God wants us to be, and not focus on the rest.

Chris Hill: Finding Your Identity

Finding Significance
Chris Hill encourages young people to find their gifts and talents so that they can use them for God’s glory and begin to understand their significance.

LaRue: Identity Crisis
With two chart-topping albums, brother-sister Philip and Natalie LaRue felt the pressure to find their identity as a young modern rock/pop duo while remaining committed to the pursuit of God. This is a challenging video illustration.

Stormie Omartian: You Are Unique
How do I look? How do I sound? How much do I have? Many of us struggle to compare ourselves with others. In this teaching video illustration, Stormie Omartian shares how God’s greatness working in us means we don’t compare ourselves to others but that we wait patiently on His perfect timing.

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