Who Am I?

by Norman P. Grubb

Who Am I? is one of Norman Grubb's "textbooks" for what he came to call Total Truth, "...a full satisfaction, a rational meaning to all life, a foolproof workable key to daily living, a road map which I could unfold to a fellow-traveler and say 'This is the way.'" Standing on the Scriptures as his final authority, Mr. Grubb explores in a clear and practical way who we are, why we are, how we can be ourselves, and what our destiny is, which is "Christ in you, the hope of glory."

Genres: Christian

165 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1975

About the author

Norman Percy Grubb was a missionary statesman, writer and theological teacher.

Reviews

[Dustin · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is a meaty book on a milk subject. I think the only 2 major issues I have is that he leans towards some ism’s at times and also he swims a bit deep for such a simple subject. I did glean some encouragement for world missions and the gospel propagations and some new ways to think of the dual nature or lack thereof (which I feel is more semantical than theological) all in all if you’re a deep Spiritual thinker, read and glean. If you aren’t there yet maybe go for a more basic book on your identity and personhood in Christ.

[Jerry Woods · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read

In a day of such confusion about what to believe and endless struggles trying to be good enough, this is a timely read.