Who am I? | Ben Young

Summary

The sermon explores the evolving concept of human identity through philosophical and historical perspectives, tracing how understanding of self has shifted from external, God-centered origins to increasingly subjective, internal definitions. The speaker examines key philosophers like Descartes, Rousseau, Marx, and Foucault, demonstrating how their ideas contributed to modern identity confusion by emphasizing individual psychology over biology and external reality. Drawing from Galatians, the sermon ultimately concludes that true identity is found through faith in Christ, which transcends cultural, economic, and biological distinctions, and allows individuals to authentically become themselves under God's guidance.