The Secret to Confidence: Finding Lasting Confidence in Christ When Identity and Feelings Waver

by Rebekah Hannah

True Confidence Begins Where Self-Confidence EndsAm I good enough? Smart enough? Will I make it? Do I have what it takes? The reality of life’s ups and downs can provoke such questions in our hearts. Even if we know in our minds that our identity is secure in Christ, what do we do when our feelings don’t match the reality?This is precisely what author Rebekah Hannah unpacks in The Secret to Confidence. Through biblical guidance, practical insights, and thoughtful reflection questions, you will learn to distinguish between finding your identity in Christ and finding confidence in Christ—and how this subtle distinction can make all the difference in your faith life today.With both theological depth and clear writing, Rebekah helps you explore who you are, who Jesus is, and where real confidence comes from. Discover how to break free from the identity roller coaster so you can experience a secure, lasting confidence in Jesus alone.

240 pages, Paperback

Published June 2, 2026

Reviews

[Holly Mackle]

Bekah is my friend, and somehow this is still an unbiased review:

Strong recommend to anyone. Also: I just recorded an Instagram story requesting Harvest House publishers additionally produce a shorter devotional-style accompaniment specifically for high school and college age kids, both male and female. In my opinion, this is the most important gospel application for those two age groups - and beyond. (HH- in my brain I’m envisioning a version of this that feels like Kapic’s You Were Never Meant to Do It All- also a 5-⭐️ read for me.)

Warm, friendly, appropriately self-deprecating, theologically rich yet way short of any pretense, and as evident in reading as in knowing Bekah that she lives what she teaches. This is a helpful, accessible “how-to” for gospel application of our standing in Christ to our everyday posture both before the Trinity and before the world. Well done, Bekah and HH.

[Brian]

Bekah has poured decades thinking and teaching about confidence in Christ into this book. She understands that much teaching on identity in Christ bends inward to focus on ourselves. It becomes a way of filling our emotional void with constant reminders that in Christ we are enough. She calls us to something better, by reorienting our focus on Christ's unchanging sufficiency in the ups and downs if life. This is a must read!