Whom Say Ye that I Am?

In seventy-plus short chapters, Mitchell C. Taylor explores the names and titles of Jesus Christ—from Advocate and Alpha and Omega to True Vine and Word—drawing on Hebrew and Greek word study, thirty-six Bible translations, and Latter-day Saint scripture. Each name reveals a facet of Christ's grace and gives the reader a corresponding 'new name' (triumphant, forgiven, healed, saved). Grounded in the doctrines of justification and sanctification, the book is an accessible, grace-centered invitation to know Jesus personally and find one's identity in Him.

• Seventy-plus names of Jesus, each paired with a 'new name' for you—turn 'not good enough' into 'good enough' through Christ.
• A grace-first LDS devotional that answers the anxious question 'Am I saved?' with a confident yes.
• Written by a returned missionary who published his first book at seventeen—young, relatable, and passionate.
• Short, snackable chapters perfect for daily study, Come Follow Me, or a quick spiritual lift.

“Satan calls us sinners, but Jesus calls us saints. Satan calls us guilty, lost, and hopeless, but Jesus calls us righteous, redeemed, and reborn.”

Perfect for a Latter-day Saint (or grace-curious Christian) who struggles with feeling unworthy and wants short, encouraging daily readings that deepen their personal relationship with Jesus Christ.