Identity in Christ: A Gen Z Perspective

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I tried to find myself in Christ and in the materialistic things in this world. I was so consumed with gaining the “perfect” group of friends that I drowned myself in alcohol and did things that I’m far from proud of. It led me to compare my personality and looks to others. I also developed anxiety and felt empty. My dad and I discussed this behavior a few weeks after it began. He…