This book is an intriguing discovery of the very essence of our being as a child of God. Look! We all want to be like Jesus, but the reality is we already are like Him, we're just not fully convinced. The Bible tells us, "...as He is so are we..." (1John 4:17), and that it's no longer we who live, but Christ who lives within us (see Galatians 2:20). Our outward transformation depends on our inward realization, not on our trying. Our identity in Christ is the cornerstone of everything in life. The greatest measure of contentment, peace and joy is realized as I become more and more convinced of my true identity. That's what this book is about...Discovering who I really am by knowing Him...FINDING MYSELF IN HIM. As a teenager, P.C. thought that playing rock 'n roll and partying was all there was to living a fulfilled life. His party, however, was unexpectedly interrupted by an encounter with Jesus Christ. This radically altered his whole perception of life and its purpose. From this new-found relationship with Jesus Christ he began to discover that you don't have to be someone special to be someone special. P.C. and his wife reside in Georgia, where he leads worship at his local church and teaches weekly from the Bible.

Approximately 11.7 million persons, representing 5% of all persons age 16 or older in the U.S., were victims of one or more types of identity theft within a two-year period. The most common type of identity theft, experienced by 6.2 million people during the two-year reporting period, was the unauthorized use of an existing credit card account. This report is based on data from the 2008 Identity Theft Supplement (ITS) to the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS). From January to June of 2008, the NCVS-ITS collected data from persons who had experienced one or more attempted or successful incidents of identity theft during the two years preceding their interviews. Charts and tables. This is a print on demand report.