There’s a lot of talk these days about a person’s identity and how they might self-identify – male, female, father, mother, lawyer, labourer, tall, short, baby boomer, Gen Xer—and the list goes on. In addition to our individual identities, we all have corporate identities. We have identities of ethnicity (say Congolese or Chinese); some belong to a particular profession (e.g. mechanics or teachers), or to a
group of people who have the same hobby. But our identity as Christians is most important
