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WHO ARE YOU?

Discovering Your Identity When Faith, Psychology, Purpose, and Life Collide

WHO ARE YOU? is a faith-centered exploration of identity, purpose, psychology, and personal transformation. L.T. Blackwell invites readers to examine the voices, experiences, relationships, wounds, roles, emotions, and expectations that have influenced how they see themselves—and to ask whether those influences deserve the final word. Blending biblical truth with accessible psychological concepts and practical self-reflection, the book explores self-concept, trauma, approval, emotional reasoning, discernment, purpose, life transitions, and the process of becoming. Readers are challenged to separate what happened to them from who they are, distinguish temporary assignments from lasting purpose, confront unhealthy labels and patterns, and develop an identity grounded in truth rather than performance or the opinions of others. Each chapter combines Scripture, practical teaching, reflection questions, exercises, and prayer to help readers move beyond simply asking, “Who am I?” toward the deeper question: “Who am I becoming?” WHO ARE YOU? is written for readers seeking greater clarity about themselves while navigating the intersection of Christian faith, emotional health, personal growth, and purpose.

Genres

ReligionSelf-help Techniques

ISBN

9798906789587

Format

Print / Paperback

Contributor

L.T. Blackwell

Author

Brief Author Biography L.T. Blackwell is a pastor, leader, author, and student of psychology whose work brings together Christian faith, personal development, leadership, and human behavior. Drawing from pastoral ministry, professional leadership experience, and his academic pursuit of psychology, Blackwell has developed a passion for helping people understand how their experiences, beliefs, relationships, and environments influence who they become. His teaching emphasizes honest self-examination, spiritual growth, emotional awareness, personal responsibility, and discovering purpose beyond titles and accomplishments. In WHO ARE YOU?, Blackwell challenges readers to look beyond what happened to them, what others have called them, and the roles they carry to discover a healthier, faith-centered understanding of identity—and ultimately answer the deeper question: Who are you becoming?