Have you ever wondered where you belong or questioned whether you truly fit in? In Week 3 of our On Repeat: Summer in the Psalms series, Pastor Scott Manuel explores Psalm 92 and reminds us that before we can understand where we fit, we need to know whose we are. Our identity is not determined by our performance, achievements, possessions, popularity, or the approval of others. Through Jesus, we have been chosen, loved, and adopted into God’s family. Psalm 92 describes God’s people as being transplanted into the Lord’s house, where they can put down deep roots, grow, heal, and flourish. We do not have to become perfect or productive before we belong. Belonging comes first, and fruitfulness grows from there. In this message, we are encouraged to: • Know whose we are • Know where we belong • Know why we are here God has given each of us a unique role, purpose, and set of gifts. We are not called to copy someone else. No matter your age or season of life, God can still work through you and produce lasting fruit. When you are not sure where you fit, ask: 1. Who do I belong to? 2. What are my roots like? 3. Am I producing fruit or moving toward fruitfulness? Scripture: Psalm 92:1-15, 1 John 3:1 and Ephesians 1:5