Bible Study: iDentity

It seems like everybody is into I today–iPhones, iTunes, iPod, iThis, iThat–its all about I. What is the problem with a society that so heavily focuses on I? When is it appropriate to focus on I? We live in a world that markets to I  and wants to shape our Identity. In this study, well look at our identity from God’s point of view.
 
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Published May 5, 2012

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