This book takes you on the journey of embracing who you are in Christ. The writing style is easy to understand, and the book is composed in a way that makes it easy to read. I would read a section just about every day, not necessarily a chapter, but I got through it.
There are some really good truths in this book from beginning to end. My favorites were the lists - I love lists! The first one was in chapter 1: Who I Am in Christ. It's over a page long, each truth listed with a Scripture. There are other lists in there: What Is True of Christ Is True of You & Who Am I? were in chapter 2, more great truths.
This is one of those books I plan on getting a physical copy of. I don't write in books, but I want to get a copy so I'll have these lists at my fingertips. This would also be a good book to read more than once. Even though I've been trying to get more of my favorite books in digital form, there are just some that it's good to have a physical copy of.
Other chapters deal with things like how to free yourself from past hurts, winning the battle for your mind, and discovering the power of realizing who you are. One of the quotes that I really liked was, "We have very little control over our emotions, but we do have control over our thoughts."
I would never have picked this title up on my own, but I'm really glad that I did. I also wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. Good Book!
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