Whose Life Are You Living? by Curt P. Martin answers questions about what it means to walk in the Spirit and not in the flesh, and how to stand firm in the Lord without compromising with worldly teachings. The author explains that every person is uniquely created with a specific mission in God's Kingdom, and having a personal relationship with Christ can help you discover what purpose you are meant to serve. By building your life on God’s Biblical truths and trusting in his everlasting love, you will gain spiritual discernment and not just be a member of the Christian club. The Christian journey is not an easy one. It is full of challenges and obstacles and to live a Christian life that glorifies God and does not just please people, one must trust the guidance of the Holy Spirit and not rely on their abilities. The author discusses various topics such as prayer, faith, spiritual gifts, spiritual warfare, victory, and several others that will help you live confidently as Christ's masterpiece.

Whose Life Are You Living? is a lesson-packed book that delves into the Christian journey and how to surrender to God's will. Curt P. Martin discusses many topics that are often avoided by Christians who fear condemnation. He addresses issues such as the pressure to conform to cultural views and comparing one's spiritual experiences with those of others. The author shares examples from his life and the lives of other believers to explain the unique journey each person is meant to have and the different missions that God has for us. The book is well-written, with engaging humor and many relatable examples. It has a consistent format, and each chapter ends with an application section to help readers implement the lessons learned. I highly recommend this book to anyone struggling on their Christian journey, who desires to walk with the Spirit and live as God's unique masterpiece.

In Whose Life Are You Living? Finding and Living Your Unique Purpose in Christ by Curt P. Martin, the focus is on aligning life with God's purpose for fulfillment in Christ. Martin covers diverse but interconnected themes, such as salvation misconceptions, prayer, spiritual warfare, and understanding God. He champions discerning God's voice amid pressures, surrendering to His will, self-understanding, and embracing purpose. Martin tackles difficult topics like the flesh vs. the spirit struggle, urging confession, repentance, and connection with the Spirit. Martin also shines a light on living under the Spirit for growth, church challenges, biblical truths, and manifesting the Fruits of the Spirit. As Martin continues, he speaks of spiritual gifts, the spiritual realm, and engaging in God's assignments. Finally, he advocates for believers' transformation, healing, growth in a Spirit-led life, perseverance, and purpose-driven living.

Whose Life Are You Living? by Curt P. Martin is incredibly comprehensive and will not only take time to read and absorb but also encourage us to go back and revisit areas we might particularly struggle with. The formatting is simple enough to make this easy, and I can say this confidently, as a non-Christian who went into this book knowing almost nothing and walked away feeling like I had learned a great deal. What I liked most is that Martin writes in a conversational style that often felt like a chat with a friend. Yes, a friend who knows a great deal and who backs up everything he says with scripture. My daughter calls this “keeping the receipts,” and the authority Martin's messaging commands is strengthened through the direct relation he adheres to in the Bible. I think this book will resonate successfully with Christian readers who are looking for a devotional with a lot of depth, but I also think it will be equally appreciated by those, such as myself, who are interested in theological studies by an author of merit. Very highly recommended.