Country star Anne Wilson has a new single coming out on Aug. 21.
Lately, the 24-year-old has struggled with her identity, so she wrote “Who I Am to you” as a reminder to herself that her worth is found only in God, not people’s opinions.
“As you head back to school or work, remember: we were never meant to do it alone. 🤍 “ she shared in a new Instagram post about the song. “Be the girl who encourages, speaks life, and points others to Jesus.”
Wilson encouraged her followers to write reminders to themselves and others, too, on sticky notes.
“Put them on your mirror, in your locker or leave one for another girl to find. Let’s remind each other who God says we are 🪞🌻” she said.
Earlier this month, Wilson said that over the last six months, she has struggled with her identity more than ever. However, God has put people in her life who remind her of the truth — that she has immense value to God.
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She told viewers that they are not alone if they feel the same way. Just because she’s a famous artist who writes devotionals and sings on stages doesn’t mean she has it all together. And she doesn’t
“We all wrestle with the same things,” she said.
“I’ve believed a lot of lies about who I am and maybe you have too,” Wilson told K-LOVE. “But our identity isn’t defined by the labels the world puts on us. It’s defined by what God says is true about us.”
Some of the lyrics to “Who I Am to You” are ‘The devil, he can’t tell me who I am / ’Cause who I am is who I am to you.”
The music video for “Who I Am to You” will also come out this Friday.
“I’m so excited about this song. It’s all about identity and reminding myself of who I am in Christ,” the singer said in another video. “And I cannot wait for you all to check out this video.”
Wilson took a break to film her music video amid her The Stars Tour, which will run through Nov. 13, 2026. Those who’ve attended her concerts in the last few weeks have gotten to preview the song, K-LOVE reported.
“This world is always telling us who we are and trying to put labels on us,” Wilson explained. “And I finally got to the point where I have to be rooted in my identity in Christ, that I am not who satan or the enemy calls me to be or friends or people who speak to me but I am who God calls me to be.”
Wilson is using her platform to inspire young girls — and this is certainly a message they need to hear.
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