Rebekah Hannah is president and CEO of Anchored Virtual, cofounder of Rode Leadership, and on staff at Redeemer Lincoln Square in New York City. With years of experience in counseling and ministry leadership, she is passionate about making gospel-centered care accessible and helping others see how Scripture speaks into everyday life. Rebekah lives in Manhattan with her husband, Andrew, and their three daughters—Maggie Claire, Charley Brave, and Ellis Jane.

“My friend Bekah Hannah shows how our endless quest for identity—even when infused with good theology—becomes an emotional black hole that is never satisfied. She offers a better way, helping us break free from the self-focused search for identity so we can root our confidence in Christ, the immovable anchor of our souls. Read this book slowly and prayerfully, allowing the gospel truth within it to read you.”—Brian Walker,  director of operations, Anchored Virtual

Rebekah Hannah is president and CEO of Anchored Virtual, cofounder of Rode Leadership, and on staff at Redeemer Lincoln Square in New York City. With years of experience in counseling and ministry leadership, she is passionate about making gospel-centered care accessible and helping others see how Scripture speaks into everyday life. Rebekah lives in Manhattan with her husband, Andrew, and their three daughters—Maggie Claire, Charley Brave, and Ellis Jane.

“My friend Bekah Hannah shows how our endless quest for identity—even when infused with good theology—becomes an emotional black hole that is never satisfied. She offers a better way, helping us break free from the self-focused search for identity so we can root our confidence in Christ, the immovable anchor of our souls. Read this book slowly and prayerfully, allowing the gospel truth within it to read you.”—Brian Walker,  director of operations, Anchored Virtual

Rebekah Hannah is president and CEO of Anchored Virtual, cofounder of Rode Leadership, and on staff at Redeemer Lincoln Square in New York City. With years of experience in counseling and ministry leadership, she is passionate about making gospel-centered care accessible and helping others see how Scripture speaks into everyday life. Rebekah lives in Manhattan with her husband, Andrew, and their three daughters—Maggie Claire, Charley Brave, and Ellis Jane.

“My friend Bekah Hannah shows how our endless quest for identity—even when infused with good theology—becomes an emotional black hole that is never satisfied. She offers a better way, helping us break free from the self-focused search for identity so we can root our confidence in Christ, the immovable anchor of our souls. Read this book slowly and prayerfully, allowing the gospel truth within it to read you.”—Brian Walker,  director of operations, Anchored Virtual