Who am I?

This article explores the theological importance of self-identity from a Reformed perspective, arguing that understanding 'who I am' is the second most important question after 'who is God?' Mahtani critiques modern psychology's approach to self-identity based on feelings and advocates instead for a Reformed catechetical framework grounded in knowledge of God's character and the six loci of Reformed doctrine. The resource emphasizes how proper self-awareness, rooted in theological understanding rather than subjective emotion, is essential for spiritual growth and godly living.