Who Do You Think You Are? Finding Your True Identity in Christ

by Mark Driscoll

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Pastor Mark Driscoll answers the one question you need to ask: Who am I in Christ

Being a Christian can be like driving in a foreign city. You try living on the straight and narrow but instead take a wrong turn onto the wide avenue of sin and temptation. In the process, you become discouraged and condemned, limping along in your faith—or giving up altogether.

But this isn’t the real Christian life. You can make a U-turn.

Drawing on nearly two decades of pastoring, Pastor Mark Driscoll knows that underlying our struggles in life is the issue of our identity. “The fundamental problem we have in this world,” he says, “is that we don’t understand who we truly are—children of God made in his image—and define ourselves by any number of things other than Jesus. Only by knowing our false identity apart from Christ in comparison to our true identity in him can we finally deal with and overcome the issues in our lives.”

Who are you in Christ Among other things:

  • You are a saint
  • You are blessed
  • You are saved
  • You are afflicted
  • You are heard

You aren’t what’s been done to you but what Jesus has done for you. You aren’t what you do but what Jesus has done. What you do doesn’t determine who you are. Rather, who you are in Christ determines what you do. These are fundamental truths that Pastor Mark explores in depth throughout Who Do You Think You Are Finding Your True Identity in Christ.

  • ISBN10 1400275962
  • ISBN13 9781400275960
  • Publish Date 7 January 2013
  • Publish Status Out of Stock
  • Out of Print 23 April 2021
  • Publish Country US
  • Publisher Thomas Nelson Publishers
  • Imprint Nelson Books an imprint of Thomas Nelson Publishers
  • Edition International ed.
  • Format Paperback
  • Pages 256
  • Language English