Hosanna Wong has been traveling the country (literally, you need to listen to her story) and speaking to women about what it means to know and and believe what God says about us. Our pathway to freedom is allowing God's good words in Scripture to meet us in our daily experiences. It's through the everyday soaking that we can know God better and therefore know ourselves better.

We know that childhood messages can set a trajectory for identity and so we talk about how to both counter negative messages we've absorbed along the way, and offer words of hope to future generations. Hosanna is now married and a (little) more settled in San Diego, but she still travels frequently to present to groups about God's love for them.. She often hears women say they wished they'd known and absorbed these messages earlier in life, and so she has created a children's book titled, What God Says About You.

Listening to Hosanna's story, her thoughts on friendship, faith, and truth, will remind you of how dramatically God can intervene in each of our hearts. We can live in freedom. Our first step is listening to what God says about us.

FIND MORE ABOUT HOSANNA WONG

Hosanna Wong's - Website and Instagram

Hosanna Wong's Book- What God Says About You

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FEW THINGS MENTIONED

Poem- I Have a New Name

Book- Live no Lies by John Mark Comer

Book- You are More Than You've Been Told by Hosanna Wong

Book- The Seven Primal Questions by Mike Foster

QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE

1. How do messages from your childhood impact your understanding of who you are?
2. How are you learning about who God says you are?
3. How can you spend time in scripture that works for how you are wired?
4. In what ways is God calling you to move forward in freedom?

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