An Identity to Die For

Who am I and do I really matter? This is a heartfelt cry today, articulated in different ways, often even among those who claim to be Christians.Paul Mallard shows us what the Bible teaches us about our identity as human beings and, more specifically, as Christians. We look at our relationship with God, with the church, with our family and in the workplace. The starting point is the NT book of Ephesians, which is far more relevant today than we might think.The author brings us right into the heart of his family, explaining how Abe, his young grandson, in spite of severe disability from birth, was made by a loving and kind Creator, with unique value and immeasurable dignity. In fact, our dignity as humans stems from the fact that God has created us in his image - how amazing is that!This is a book which will orientate and reassure us, offering genuine confidence. But it will also move our hearts to praise God for investing such value in human beings like us, and for sending his Son, Jesus, so that we could have freedom from sin and enjoy the status of sons and daughters.Preface1 Who am I?2 Unbelievably blessed3 Undeservedly rescued4 Unimaginably transformed5 Every barrier is down6 Every person is needed7 Everyone worships something8 Against the flow9 The home - men and women10 Fight for who you are11 People of hope12 More loved than you can imagine