What Does “Identity in Christ” Actually Mean? with Justin Poythress
Confronting Christianity with Rebecca McLaughlinShow Notes
Who am I?
It’s one of the most common—and most confusing—questions in our culture today.
Rebecca is joined by author and theologian Justin Poythress to explore the deeper meaning of identity and why so many modern conversations fall short. Drawing from his upcoming book Who Am I, What Am I, and What Am I Doing with My Life?, Justin explains why identity is more complex than we think—and why trying to “find yourself” often leads to instability.
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