What Am I?

Pastor Endean establishes that human identity is rooted in being an embodied soul—created in God's image, composed of both material and immaterial aspects—rejecting both materialistic reductionism and spiritual dualism. He argues that true self-understanding arises from recognizing that the body and spirit are inseparable, as affirmed in Scripture, where the body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and thus to be honored as a vessel for worship and sanctification. Pastor Endean further emphasizes that spiritual disciplines, moral purity, and communal fellowship require bodily participation, and that redemption is only possible through Christ's incarnation, who embodied both divine and human natures to restore humanity fully. Ultimately, the believer's identity is defined not by culture's fragmented views of self, but by being a redeemed, embodied soul called to glorify God in every aspect of life, both physically and spiritually.