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As we begin a new year, we turn our eyes to the covenants of God, both the old covenant and the new covenant.

In an article entitled “The Politics of Tribal Nonsense,” Wilfred Reilly chronicles how modern identity politics has corrupted truth.

<p>God’s plan may not look like my plan. That can be a hard truth to swallow, but when I understand His plans are far better than anything I could come up with, the truth becomes a blessing. </p>

According to Cooley, the way we think about ourselves is formed in large part by what we think the most important people in our lives think about us. In other words: “I am not what I think I am, and I am not what you think I am. I am what I think you think I am.” Cooley’s theory may or may not be the most accurate, but it does give us a good way to look at our heavenly Father and the effect his love can have on our lives. And though we tend to focus on the baby Jesus at Christmas, this is...