Who Am I in Christ?: Knowing Yourself

By Charmonisky

Your call is as important as any other ministry. So be bold, and let God use you.

To walk with the Lord, we must first know our calling. That’s to find ourselves doing what we are called to do by the Most High God. Ms. Charmon has given us a few ways that we can find ourselves and know our calling. Throughout this book, you will be able to understand the purpose and meaning of how important it’s for ministry workers who feel left out.

In the pages, Ms. Charmon has teaching points that will empower you to

position yourself for new dimensions of the Holy Spirit that will shift your understanding of your calling,

draw you near to God by functioning in your new walk with Christ that will show you a new identity of your life,

definitely make you partner with the Holy Spirit in educating you for your role you were called to do,

position you for victorious winnings of your goals and testimony you have never seen before, and

finally be able to know who you are in Christ and what mission you are asking to do and how easy it will be once you can identify who Christ really is in your life.

Are you ready for that positioning of the dynamic power of God that will usher you into a supernatural life with the Holy Spirit? If so, we are excited for the new you! And we can’t wait for your many testimonies.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Aug 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9781685172565

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Who Am I in Christ?

Knowing Yourself

Charmonisky

Copyright © 2022 by Charmonisky

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Table of Contents

Who Am I in Christ?

What Is My Calling?

Am I a Disappointment?

Who Does God Say I Am?

The Better Light

My Birth Right

Worshipping Wounded

To the children of God who do not know who they are in Christ. As the Bible said in Nehemiah 12:27: Now at the dedication of the wall of Jerusalem they sought out the Levites from all their places, to bring them to Jerusalem so that they might celebrate the dedication with gladness, with hymns of thanksgiving and with songs to the accompaniment of cymbals, harps and lyres. Knowing your rightful place in Christ, I have taken it upon myself to dedicate this book to you. It’s an encouragement to let you know that you are important as every other person in their ministry work and walk with Christ.

Nevertheless, I say to you that those that are walking with the Lord will reap what they sow. You shall be blessed in everything you put your heart and mind on.

As you read this book, I pray for you as the children of Jerusalem celebrated in gladness, so shall you celebrate as you read the goodness of God’s miraculous work through this book. I pray that you will not worry and fear anymore because you know who you are in Christ and your ministry work. All you need to do is to receive and believe that God is going to speak to you through this book. In Jesus Christ’s name, I pray. Amen.

Believe that your Father God is working out the answer to your prayer.

Foreword

Therefore, if any man be in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed way; behold the new has come.

—2 Corinthians 5:17

I testify to the glory of God. My name is Louise.

God, being gracious and loving, created me in His image and likeness and placed me here on earth for a purpose.

I grew up in a Christian home back in Liberia in the early nineties.

During the Liberian Civil War, I fled together with my parents to Côte d’Ivoire and then Ghana where I grew up in a refugee camp. When I was thirteen years old, I made a personal decision to follow Christ. I wanted my life to be lived for Jesus, but I did not think I truly understood the implication of that decision. There, I experienced puberty and loss along the way.

At puberty, I became broken from betrayals and bad relationships that did not bring glory and honor to God. I became bitter and hated myself from the moment I realized that some of my choices were far from my purpose. I became displeased and frustrated as a result of those choices I made and was disappointed by false hopes. It was then I remembered that my friend Isabella invited me to attend a church revival in 2000 at the Buduburam refugee camp. There, I cried out my heart to God and asked Him to give me a new identity. I was a lost girl singing in the church choir. I felt like an ordinary person so many times, not as a child of God. I was empty spiritually until I made it to university.

At twenty-seven years old, I became a member of the Tesano Baptist Church in Accra, Ghana. There I desired to be a different person. It was then my life took a brighter turn. I realized that my identity was found in the Person, Jesus Christ, the man that came to this earth and did wonderful things for different people. The Bible tells me that He gave sight to the blind, raised the dead, made the lame walk; and every single day, He makes life better. Like the Samaritan woman at the well, her sin was washed away by Jesus. The story shows that Jesus offered divine mercy in the living water of grace, which washed away sins and cleansed souls. The woman went to the well to get a jug of water. Instead, she got much more, including a cleansed and refreshed spiritual life.

I felt different in my spirit when I was prayed with and taught about assurance of salvation in Christ. I rededicated my life to Jesus and became a whole new person from that day. Tesano Baptist Church serves as a house of prayer that helped strengthen my prayer life to walk the walk of faith in Jesus Christ.

I am now a new person in Christ and married to my soul mate, Mark, a great man. We have a wonderful family, and we continue to testify of God’s grace and mercy and show forth His wonders over our lives.

I hope my testimony will bless a heart and encourage someone to make the right decision to truly follow Christ. Amen, and stay blessed.

—Louise

Acknowledgments

My acknowledgment goes to God first for giving me the grace to be able to write this book. I also want to acknowledge each and every one of you for taking the time to purchase this book. I pray that as you start reading this book, may you receive every good thing that God has for you through this book.

For God so loved the world that He gave his only begotten son, that whoever believed in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. (John 3:16)

Introduction

It happened one Saturday night in Ghana’s Buduburam camp. When I think of revival, I rarely think of any location but the very camp that I once lived with my family. Let me explain! I can admit that I come across to others as a quiet person, which is somehow true. But I’m a very talkative person. I really cannot imagine something like this happening in my community. I have always organized a youth gathering (Bible night service) with the young ones in the community. But on this night, like never before, I gathered the kids together, and we started to give praises to God almighty that night until it reached the point where we started to pray. But before this, I had long been asking God for a gift that I can work strongly to proclaim His words in magnifying His name. On one of these days of my church’s (Lighthouse Chapter) anointing service with Pastor Eddie Fabian, I remember entering the church without my anointing oil that was instructed by the pastor that everyone should bring in their oiler. Unknowledgeable about the oil, I entered the church, believing that I would be blessed regardless if there was oil or not. So as we began to pray, my pastor asked everyone to bring out the oiler and pray over it. Knowing that I didn’t have mine, I started to pray with all of my heart just by believing. As I started to pray, God opened my eyes, and what I saw shocked me very much. As I was praying, I saw, in my right hand, the anoints of water pulling down from heaven; and in my left hand, I saw anoints oiler pulling down from heaven. At first, I got afraid of what I was looking at, so I decided to open my eyes; but as soon as I did, I still saw the oiler and water pulling down in my hands. I begin to cry because this was what I had been asking God for all along. As I left the church, the Lord spoke to me and said, I have blessed you with the anointing of healing and deliverance.

Since