Who Am I?!
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#fyp So we went to the Old Testament today…
✨ Coach P’s Reflection
Rahab represents bold faith and protective courage.
She said in essence:
“I know your God is the real God… and I’m choosing Him.”
Sometimes the people God uses are the ones the world least expects.
Reflecting on Rahab's story always brings me back to the idea that faith is often about brave decisions made in uncertain times. Rahab, a woman who lived in a challenging environment, chose to believe in the God of Israel when many around her did not. This kind of conviction is a powerful example for anyone questioning their own path to faith. In my own life, moments when I've faced doubts or unexpected challenges, thinking about Rahab's courage encourages me to stay committed and trust in a higher plan. Her decision was not easy—it involved risk and stepping outside the safety of the familiar. But this boldness is exactly what faith sometimes requires. Moreover, Rahab’s story reminds us that God can use anyone, regardless of their past or social standing, to fulfill greater purposes. It’s a humbling and hopeful message that speaks to me deeply. Each of us has the potential to be part of something bigger, just like Rahab was. Engaging with such stories helps me to reassess who I am and what I stand for — prompting questions like 'Who am I in my faith journey?' or 'What courage can I summon today?'. Sharing these reflections with others, especially during times like Women’s History Month, highlights the strength and influence of women whose lives may not always be well known but are truly impactful. If you are exploring your own spiritual identity or need inspiration to be courageous in your beliefs, I highly recommend delving into the Old Testament narratives such as Rahab’s. They are filled with lessons that remain relevant and empowering for anyone seeking to grow in faith and character.







