Identity
Who gets to name your value, and what happens when you reclaim it?
What if Babylon was never merely an ancient empire, but a living system that seeks to define who we are? Discover a journey toward truth, freedom, and kingdom identity.
We Are Not the Commerce of Babylon explores the forces that try to shape human value and invites readers to recognize, resist, and move toward restoration.
Know your enemy. Understand the deceptions. Reclaim your kingdom identity.
Through Scripture, history, personal testimony, and research, Dr. Lisa Tafoya explores identity, cultural influence, manipulation, spiritual warfare, healing, and restoration.
The book calls readers to examine the systems that seek to control and commodify people, and to remember the worth that was never theirs to take.
An action research dissertation examining philosophical roots and spiritual influences in American public education, with a focus on how those influences shape children's biblical identity.
Drawing on theological reflection, historical analysis, and an action research framework, Dr. Tafoya asks how Christian parents and educators can recognize and respond to ideas embedded in contemporary learning environments.
Search for this title on Amazon ↗Six threads running through the book's invitation to see clearly and live from truth.
Who gets to name your value, and what happens when you reclaim it?
Recognizing the narratives and systems that distort what is true.
Moving beyond the forces that seek to silence, exploit, or control.
Making room for honest testimony, repair, and renewed hope.
Living from dignity and calling rather than a price assigned by others.
Finding a way forward for individuals, families, and communities.
“You are not the commerce of Babylon.”

Dr. Tafoya earned a Doctor of Ministry in Apostolic Leadership from Wagner University. Her dissertation, Sophia, Freemasonry, and Public Education, examines the spiritual and philosophical influences she sees in American education and their effect on biblical identity.
A wife and mother, she writes to equip parents, pastors, and teachers. Her work returns to a central passion: helping the Body of Christ grow in its identity as the Ekklesia.
In We Are Not the Commerce of Babylon, she brings Scripture, history, testimony, and research into a wider conversation about dignity, freedom, healing, and restoration.
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