Society continues to define our worth by what we have or what we do rather than who we are. I am not my profession, mistakes, missteps, dreams, current season, ‘status’, or clothes- I am who God is. Because I’ve been taken out of him, and He lives in me, I have all the characteristics he possesses. Imagine cutting a slice of cake from its whole. It tastes and looks like the same cake from which it came. This book, Am I? I Am unmasks our identity as defined by the word of God and how that, together with a relationship with God our maker, and walking in the authority that comes with sonship, forms the root of walking a life of purpose.