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Who Am I? New Testament Pictures of the Christian Life

By: Warren W. Wiersbe

Discovery House Publishers / 2007 / Paperback

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Like many 21st-century Christians, you may find yourself struggling with questions of identity and floundering in a search for self-discovery. In Who Am I?, well-loved Bible teacher and pastor Dr. Warren Wiersbe guides you through the New Testament in a quest to find the answers to the important questions you have about the Christian life and who exactly you are as a Christian.

The Master-Teacher, the Holy Spirit, uses things you know about---sheep, stones, soldiers, runners--to teach you the unknown, deep spiritual truths about yourself. In taking a closer look at twelve New Testament "pictures," Dr. Wiersbe will help you better understand what God means when He describes you in a variety of ways: as an ambassador, a seed, and a sheep, for example.

This delightfully fresh approach will give you a better understanding of the Christian life---who you are and what God expects you to be. As a result, you will come away from this practical and inspiring study with a greater understanding of and appreciation for what it means for you to be a Christian: your privileges, your responsibilities, and the amazing future that awaits you. Previously published as Be What You Are.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 176
Vendor: Discovery House Publishers
Publication Date: 2007

Dimensions: 8.00 X 5.38 X 0.25 (inches)
ISBN: 1572932163
ISBN-13: 9781572932166
Availability: Only 4 in stock - order soon! Additional quantities may be backordered.

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In a day when Christians struggle with questions of identity crisis and the search for self-discovery, Dr. Wiersbe points not to self-help books but to the New Testament for answers. The Holy Spirit, the Master-Teacher, uses things we know about-sheep, stones, bread, soldiers, runners-to teach us the unknown, deep spiritual truths about ourselves. He points out twelve pictures from the New Testament to show what a Christian is and what he or she ought to be.