Who Am I? Knowing My Identity in God JMW WLR '26

Johnmark Wiggan's presentation includes the following key themes and activities: Establishing Identity: The speaker leads the group of men in declaring their identity, affirming that they are sons, male, masculine, validated, and affirmed. The "Field" Exercise: The speaker asks attendees to identify their professional fields and the most influential or successful person in that field (their "benchmark"). Participants group themselves by profession (e.g., media, business, music, education) to discuss these figures. The Power of Connection: The speaker explores how people naturally assess others by looking for familiarity, history, and the significance of the names they are associated with. He posits that when someone discovers a person's association with a figure of influence, it immediately alters how that person is treated and the level of access they are granted. The Limitations of Earthly Roots: While having a name of influence can provide temporary access, the speaker notes that human influence and wealth fluctuate. He warns against anchoring one's identity in a profession or an earthly name, as these can change or lose relevance. Identity in Christ: The speaker identifies God as the true, unchanging Father. Being a son of God provides a secure foundation that does not fluctuate with economic or personal circumstances. He concludes that as sons of God, individuals are sent on purposeful assignments, allowing them to enter rooms and spaces not because of personal merit, but because of their connection to their Father.