Becoming Who God Says I Am: With Unshakable Moxie

by Lina Abujamra

120 pages, Paperback

Published July 7, 2026

Reviews

[Patricia N.]

Becoming Who God Says I Am
With Unshakable Moxie
by Lina AbuJamra

Rating: 5 star rating

Dr. Lina AbuJamra’s book, Becoming Who God Says I Am: With Unshakable Moxie, is a great guide for anyone who feels stuck or defined by past mistakes. Lina used to be a pediatric ER doctor, so she writes in a direct, honest way that gets straight to the point. Instead of giving vague advice, this six part study helps you find real confidence in Jesus. Even though this is a Bible study it feels alive because of the real people who share their personal stories.

The video parts are hosted by Moriah Smallbone and Toni Collier, who make everything feel safe and welcoming. Throughout the book, you learn from real women like Aarti Sequeira, Tori Hope Petersen, Diane Cohen, Kathy Troccoli, Stephanie Ike Okafor, and Roma Downey. Each woman opens up about true struggles with rejection, bad childhoods, deep sadness, and life changes, showing you are not alone.

The setup is easy to read by yourself or with a small group. Every chapter has short sections with Bible verses, questions, and prayers. The best part about the ebook version is the built in QR codes linking directly to thirty minute video lessons. You just scan the code with your phone or tablet camera to instantly stream a high quality video.

Watching the speakers chat like friends around a table brings the chapters to life and makes you feel like you are right there in the room.

Overall, this is an excellent, practical book that avoids cheesy phrases. It gives you the actual tools you need to stay strong when life gets tough. It is perfect for anyone who wants to stop letting emotions run their faith and start living with real, godly confidence. This book is a wonderful read that will change how you see yourself and your relationship with God.

Thank you, NetGalley, Our Daily Bread Publishing, and author Lina AbuJamra, for providing me with a copy of this ebook review consideration. All review opinions are my own.

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[Psusan]

Becoming Who God Says I Am With Unshakable Moxie by Lina AbuJamra is a six-week Bible Study where women are encouraged to deeply look at their identity in Christ. This study looks at real struggles and issues that women have in this life. It is not a study that can be quickly done. I found myself rereading and reviewing thoughts that I had written in my journal along with the Scriptures and commentary. Each week has five days of study along with questions to respond to honestly. These are for the reader. If doing this study alone, there would be no need to feel that someone is looking over your shoulder. If in a group, your answers could be shared if comfortable but not necessary. There are links throughout the text for videos which are extremely helpful. The links were easy to access with my cell phone. I am sure that a woman new in her faith would grow from this study. I wish something like this had been available when I was new in my faith, I could have sure used it. Still, I found myself growing stronger in my beliefs and faith even as a seasoned believer. Not a series to be rushed through but one to savor.

[Michelle]

I really liked the concept of this Bible study and the way it is structured. The layout is beautiful and easy to follow, and I especially liked the division into individual daily reflections as well as the weekly overviews. It makes the study feel organized without being overwhelming. Good for one person or in a groupe setting.

I also really enjoyed the focus on identity and how the different stories and biblical passages connect to the topic. It felt encouraging and gave me a lot to reflect on.

I haven’t read the first book in the series, so I can’t compare the two, but I enjoyed this one so much that I might have to go back and read the first one as well.

Overall, a beautiful and encouraging Bible study that I would definitely recommend.