Tu identidad importa: Descubre quién eres en Cristo (Noubooks)

by Terry Wardle

Experimenta la inconmovible certidumbre de tu herencia en Cristo y la maravilla que supone ser un hijo de Dios.El modo en que entendemos nuestra identidad es importante; es el fundamento del bienestar, la autoestima y el valor que nos concedemos como personas, elementos que influyen directamente en nuestra búsqueda de propósito y de sentido en la vida. Lamentablemente, vivimos en una sociedad que insiste en que la productividad y el complacer a otros son las únicas vías aceptables hacia la seguridad y la aceptación. Muchos cristianos se agotan en esta cinta sin fin de la autopromoción y la búsqueda del éxito, sin ser conscientes de que, en realidad, están construyendo sus vidas sobre arenas movedizas.

La verdadera identidad cristiana descansa sobre la promesa, firme como la roca, de que somos hijos de Dios. Descubrir quiénes somos en Cristo libera una herencia que es eterna, segura, y que desborda una gracia transformadora que cambia nuestras vidas en el grado más profundo posible, liberando maravillosas posibilidades para la vida y el ministerio. Las promesas de Dios llevan consigo la certeza inconmovible de que, en la esencia de nuestras vidas, estamos escondidos para siempre en Cristo.

Genres: Faith, Christian

Kindle Edition

Published February 26, 2025

Reviews

[Anna Hohmeier]

Terry Wardle speaks on the love of God forming identity. If you're in the spiritual formation world but want a book to give to someone in your sphere that doesn't dive *too* deep into the mystics and monasticism but still communicates the heart of God's love in a transformative way, this is it!

[Rachel Johns]

Great message! We all need the reminder that our identity is in being a child of God and nothing else. I enjoyed how he has reflection questions at the end of every chapter. I think this would be a great book to go through with 1-2 friends. I didn’t relate to some of Wardle’s word pictures like the “small-ego” and being “Christ- possessed.” I also felt that some of his chapters had content that overlapped and themes that were repetitive. Would recommend this book to friends who, like myself, struggle with putting their identity in performance rather than what God says of them.

[Sylvia Jeronimo]

Terry Wardle has the voice of reason and the praxis of a soul prophet. Having lived through the journey of the false self towards the true self, and still exploring the depths of the difference between the two, Wardle is a guide to the beginner exploring such territory. An easy read, good reflection questions, great everyday stories and enough material to go back on for a second look.

[Bradley]

This is one of those rare books that starts off solid, only to gain more and more momentum as it goes on. I do not find that to be common in the world of Christian literature. Dr. Wardle sets forth a compelling vision for why our identity is of the utmost importance, and then he gives us a pathway towards living into that identity.

[Cristian Marrero]

Nice book. Every chapter has a message and a connection to remind us of our identity in God and with God. Every chapter end with a few reflection questions. Good for church or group discussions. Many good connecitons to our life paths and struggles. Some of the chapters and messages do overlap. Enjoy.

[Blake Western]

Terry Wardle has written a practical book about our identity and what it should be based upon. He uses many personal experiences to illustrate the truths that he is teaching. This is an encouraging, helpful book.

[Hope Simmons]

Great rediscovering what it means to walk by faith.

[Linda Cleavland]

Great book on our identity in Christ. Gives illustrations to help the reader grasp and apply.

[Blake Gunn]

Powerful book that explains how we find our identity in worldy things and provides guidance on how to firmly root our identity in Christ instead.

[Hope Merrell]

I thought this would be similar to other books I’ve read but it surprised me how helpful and practical it was. A book I’ll revisit!

[Rita Brown]

highly recommend this transformational book. I found myself crying many times

[Dubhease]

We did it as a study at church and I got more out of the book in a group setting than I ever would have on my own. The premise that we are children of God is so basic and yet, we need the reminder.

[Justin Ruszkiewicz]

Powerful read by Wardle! Definitely encouraged by his wisdom and his passion for helping others see their eternal value as children of God!