People are confused about who they are. Popular psychology and evolutionary science only add to the confusion and aimlessness. Some people say we’re gods. Others claim we are products of meaningless chance.
Even Christians can be puzzled over questions about self-image and human significance. Are we hopeless sinners or confident saints? What should we think of ourselves?
This book peers into the mirror of Scripture to determine who we are and what we were meant to be.
We need not choose between the extremes of self-degradation and self-worship. With uncommon care and balance, Richard L. Pratt answers questions about human worth and dignity in the light of the biblical teachings on Creation, the Fall, and redemption. Surveying God’s unfolding grace from Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David, to Christ, Pratt shows how God’s amazing design for humanity can be realized in his people.