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Religion & Spirituality • All ages
BEARING HIS NAME
GenreReligion & Spirituality
Release Date13 September 2026
LanguageEnglish
Free
Blurb
What does it really mean to belong to God?
To bear someone’s name is to carry more than a label. It is to be identified with that person, to represent what that name stands for, and to live in a way that reflects the one whose name you carry.
As followers of Christ, we bear the name of God. But what should that mean for the way we live?
BEARING HIS NAME is a concise biblical exploration of belonging to God, carrying His name, and living so His name is known. Through Scripture, this book examines the responsibility that comes with belonging to God, the weight of representing His name, the way Jesus perfectly revealed the Father, and what it means to reflect Him in the ordinary places of life.
This is not simply a call to behave better. It is an invitation to see Christian identity differently: as a life received from God and lived for His glory.
If you have ever asked what your Christian identity should look like beyond church services, religious language, or public ministry, this book will help you think deeply about the name you carry and the One who gave it to you.
And as you discover what it means to bear His name, you may find yourself asking a deeper question:
What does my life say about the One whose name I bear?
To bear someone’s name is to carry more than a label. It is to be identified with that person, to represent what that name stands for, and to live in a way that reflects the one whose name you carry.
As followers of Christ, we bear the name of God. But what should that mean for the way we live?
BEARING HIS NAME is a concise biblical exploration of belonging to God, carrying His name, and living so His name is known. Through Scripture, this book examines the responsibility that comes with belonging to God, the weight of representing His name, the way Jesus perfectly revealed the Father, and what it means to reflect Him in the ordinary places of life.
This is not simply a call to behave better. It is an invitation to see Christian identity differently: as a life received from God and lived for His glory.
If you have ever asked what your Christian identity should look like beyond church services, religious language, or public ministry, this book will help you think deeply about the name you carry and the One who gave it to you.
And as you discover what it means to bear His name, you may find yourself asking a deeper question:
What does my life say about the One whose name I bear?