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  • Jeremy
  • Sheffield UK
  • 08-04-13

Understanding identity in Christ

I can highly recommend the book. Mark Driscoll explores the meaning of "In Christ" as our true Christian identity using Paul's letter to the Ephesians. The book is fascinating as it explores how people develop the identities that they ascribe to themselves. The real life examples that he uses illustrate how we can create negative self identies that can be harmful and destructive. The only sure identity is the one we are intended to have, the identity God designed us to have, that is the idenity of Jesus Christ.

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  • Jeff Hoening
  • 26-02-15

In Christ!

What did you love best about Who Do You Think You Are??

Concise, engaging and well-handled treatise on Ephesians, particularly what Paul means by believers identity "in Christ". A great reminder of the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ for all believers and those exploring Christianity.

What did you like best about this story?

Pastor Mark weaves in stories of people he's ministered to that sheds "real world' insight into these timeless truths.

Have you listened to any of Daniel Butler’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

First performance by Daniel Butler. Enjoyed his narration - well-paced, good cadence and use of emphasis - easy to listen to.

Any additional comments?

Recommend to the mature Christian to young adults. Say what you will about Mark Driscoll's leadership style, his writing is wonderful and helpful in the Christian walk.

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  • juan armenta
  • 30-04-14

Great listen!!

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Love the convenience of the audiobook, I can listen to it at the gym as a jog.

What about Daniel Butler’s performance did you like?

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Any additional comments?

Great audiobook, love the topics that the book tackle. Going through a time were my identity in Christ is so crucial and this audiobook has help me a lot.

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  • Alla Kotenko
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  • robert
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Mark Driskoll forces you to look at yourself!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Absolutely! This book makes you take a look at yourself, and points you to a right understanding of who you are in God's eyes!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

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  • Natalie
  • 04-02-13

Love It!

I would recommend anyone to read this struggling with their identity and learn who you are in Christ. Very well done!

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