Who am I: Recovering a lost image (Chinese) (Paperback) by

Human beings were created by God, not by chance or the product of nameless forces. We were created and placed in this world by an all-powerful and all-wise God.

Man was created to fulfill God’s will. God’s gospel tells man from many aspects what God’s intention was when he created man. Pastor Jason points out in this book that when Christians overemphasize any aspect of the gospel, it will make believers His identity and faith practice have become distorted; every aspect of the gospel works harmoniously together. To correctly understand "Who am I?", we need the full Christ and the full gospel.

This book goes beyond the scope of Christianity to cover social, cultural, political and other issues that humans face today, such as gender identity, transgenderism, sexual orientation, marriage, tattoos, anorexia, identity politics and other hot topics. The origin of these problems can be traced back to man's original "image", that is, the image of God. Man has forgotten the purpose of his original creation. Therefore, if human beings want to find a truly healthy "self", they must go back and find the original and most beautiful image.

Title

Who am I: Recovering a lost image (Chinese)
Author(s)

Terry L Johnson
ISBN

9786269513703
Format

Paperback
Publisher

Other
Topic

Gender & Sexuality
Audience

Adults
Pages

198
Published

01/06/2022

Terry L Johnson

Terry Johnson is the senior minister of the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, Georgia. He was born and raised in the Los Angeles area. His home church was Baptist, his sport was baseball, and his favourite class was history. As an undergraduate at the University of Southern California, he continued to play baseball and study history. But he also began to grow spiritually and over time sense a call to the gospel ministry. This led to two years at Trinity College, Bristol, England (an Anglican theological college), two years at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, and ordination in the Presbyterian Church in America. After 5 years in Coral Gables, Florida as an assistant minister, Terry married the former Emily Billings, and within 6 months they moved to Savannah to take up the call of the Independent Presbyterian Church, which they have served since 1987."

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