Who Am eye? The question that changed everything

Who Am Eye? The Question That Changes Everything

In "Who Am Eye?", Dr. Johan Green takes readers on a profound journey from the sidewalk where he lost everything to the sanctuary where he discovered his true identity. After his business empire collapsed and some friends turned away, Dr. Green found himself asking the haunting question: "Lord, who am I?"

This deeply personal and theologically rich book reveals the transformative shift from asking "Who am I?" to understanding "Whose am I?" Through vulnerable storytelling and biblical wisdom, Dr. Green guides readers through the sacred process of discovering their identity in Christ rather than in their achievements, relationships, or circumstances.

The book introduces the practical Four Selves framework—Actual Self, False Self, Presentable Self, and True Self—helping readers recognize which version of themselves shows up in different situations. Readers learn to distinguish between their wounded, performance-driven patterns and their authentic identity rooted in God's unchanging love.

Drawing from his Doctorate in Ministry Leadership and decades of pastoral experience, Dr. Green addresses the core human struggle of identity with both theological depth and practical application. He explores how our body, soul, and spirit work together in the journey of transformation, and provides tools for breaking free from lies that distort our self-perception.

"Who Am Eye?" is more than a book about self-discovery—it's an invitation to experience the freedom that comes from knowing you belong completely to God. Through chapters on listening to God's voice, understanding wounds that shape our defensive patterns, and learning to live from grace rather than performance, readers discover that their truest identity isn't something they achieve but something they receive.

Perfect for anyone who has ever felt like a stranger to themselves, questioned their worth, or wondered if their failures disqualify them from God's love, this book offers hope that transformation is possible when we anchor our identity in whose we are rather than what we've done.

The journey from "Who am I?" to "Whose am I?" changes everything—and it begins with turning the page.