Identity Theft: Reclaiming Who God Created You to Be

By Mike Breaux

Book Overview

Identity theft. We all know the damage it inflicts---or do we? There's a kind of identity theft that goes far deeper than our financial records. It impoverishes our souls and keeps us from... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0310277655
• ISBN13: 9780310277651
• Release Date: August 2007
• Publisher: Zondervan Publishing Company
• Length: 179 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.8" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

Great book - very easy to read and understand

Mike Breaux is so easy to read. He communicates very well and it's interesting, not dull. He's a pretty funny, laid-back guy. I'm enjoying "Identity Theft", learning a great deal and would highly recommend it.

Must read for today's world

Identity Theft is an easy read and puts our big world of marketing in perspective. Good book for examining self worth and realizing who God made us to be. Read only if you want to improve your spiritual walk.

Theft Identity

Enjoyed this book tremendously. It is a book based off scripture that tells you how to not lose your identity in this world to material things. Teaches you how to reclaim the person God meant you to be, and not depend so much on the world and set your sights on heaven.

Identity Theft

It a very good read especially for those who may have lost who they are. People who are caught up in someone else's identity.

Great Book for Group Discussion

As a small group leader at my church, I got this book to jump-start a six-week study and discussion on what the author terms spiritual "Identity Theft". Whether people are investigating church and God or are committed Christians, both can be victims to stolen joy. I know people who are still pained by their past, are obsessed about their appearances, are stressed about their success, or can't see that they are involved in an unhealthy, even "toxic" relationship. I'm hoping that hosting a study on this book will open real discussions and help people find (or restore) their true identity in Christ.