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Established Worth & Purpose: Christian Identity for Teen Girls

  • Writer: Kelly Kirstein
    Kelly Kirstein
  • 3 days ago
  • 3 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

Hi! We are so glad you are here.

Your teen years will be a season full of questions.

Who am I? Do I matter? Am I enough?

If you’ve ever felt like your value goes up and down based on grades, friendships, sports, or how people treat you—you’re not alone. Many girls learn early (often without realizing it) that worth feels like something you have to prove.

But God tells a very different story.

Happy Teen Girl
Happy Teen Girl

The Truth...your worth and purpose were established by God before you ever did a single thing. When you understand that, it changes how you see yourself, how you treat others, and how you walk through life.

The World’s Way vs. God’s Way of Value

Imagine two jars.

Jar One: The World’s Way

Empty Jar
Empty Jar

This jar starts empty. The message is simple: you begin with nothing, and you earn your value.

Coins get added for things like:

  • Good grades

  • Doing well in sports or activities

  • Being noticed or liked

  • Looking a certain way

But coins also get taken out:

  • Failing a test

  • Making a mistake

  • Being left out

  • Losing a relationship or friendship

This creates an emotional roller coaster. One good day you feel confident. One bad moment and everything crashes.

Scripture warns us about this kind of pressure:

Living for approval is exhausting. It keeps you striving, comparing, and constantly wondering if you’re enough.

Jar Two: God’s Way

Jar of Cash
Jar of Cash

God’s jar starts full. That's the truth about your identity as a teen girl.

Before you were born, He already decided your value.

Your worth wasn’t earned. It was given.

Your gifts, passions, relationships, and opportunities don’t make you valuable—they flow from your value.

God establishes your worth. You spend your life discovering it.

Why Tearing Yourself Down Matters

The way you talk about yourself matters more than you think.

When you constantly criticize yourself, compare yourself, or tear yourself apart, you’re saying something untrue about something God created.

God doesn’t make mistakes.

Song to Bring Hope

Take a moment to listen to the song. Pray about the truths listed below.

Remember, God doesn’t take back what He put in you.

Your thoughts shape how you see yourself—and how you treat others. What have you been speaking about yourself?

If you wouldn’t say it about someone God loves, challenge yourself not to say it about yourself.

You Were Created With Purpose

God didn’t copy-paste people. He designed each person differently on purpose.

You weren’t meant to be someone else.

Comparison steals joy and confidence because you only ever see the part of someone’s life they choose to show.

God designed each of us to play a role in His story.

When you recognize your gifts and partner with the Holy Spirit, you can make a real difference in the world around you.

Your calling isn’t something you perform for God—it’s something you walk out with Him.

A Simple Challenge

This week, practice speaking life.

  • Speak life over yourself

  • Speak life over your friends

  • Speak life even when it feels awkward

Ask God to help you see yourself the way He sees you.

You are not behind. You are not missing something God forgot to give you. You are deeply loved, intentionally created, and invited into a beautiful life with Him.

You were created with worth. You were created with purpose. And the adventure of discovering that life with God is just beginning.

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