In episode 4  of Into the Wild, Pastor Andrew and Nathan Brown continue the Who Am I? series by addressing one of the most common identity traps in today’s culture allowing what you do to define who you are. Sports, success, and achievement are not bad things, but they make terrible foundations. When identity becomes performance-based, value rises and falls with outcomes. A bad game feels like personal failure. An injury feels like losing purpose. Not getting picked feels like rejection. And transitions create identity crises. The danger isn’t loving what you do, it's becoming what you do. This episode challenges listeners to build their identity on something unshakable. Scripture reminds us: “For we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand.” — Ephesians 2:10 Identity comes before assignment. Calling flows from who you are in Christ, not what you accomplish. Sports can end. Roles can change. Platforms can disappear. But when identity is rooted in Christ, loss doesn’t destroy you, it refines you. If you’ve ever felt pressure to perform, fear of failure, or confusion when seasons change, this episode will help reset the foundation of your identity.