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Perfection. Me.
Fonts: Proxima NovaAdobeArtist: @dustincoopergraphics

Perfection. Me.

A gently honest graphic pairing Romans 3:23 with the reminder that we all fall short of God's glorious standard.

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Caption ideas

  • "For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard." - Romans 3:23
  • Hard as we try, we will always miss the target of perfection. Jesus loves us the same regardless.

Keywords

Identity, Shame/Not Living Up, Romans

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Slide 1: If everything was stripped away… Who would you still be? Slide 2: You are not your job title. Not your platform. Not your achievements. Not even the role you serve in at church. Slide 3: You are not your past mistakes. Not the opinions people formed about you. Not the labels placed on your life. Slide 4: Your identity begins with this: You are His son. You are His daughter. Before you ever did anything for God, you were already loved by Him. Slide 5: Temporary things will always change, but your identity in Christ never will.

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