Robert Kellemen:
Sometimes Christians assume that we should never think of ourselves. That is not what Paul teaches in Romans or Philippians. In Romans 12:3, he tells us not to think of ourselves more highly than we ought, but rather with sober judgment, according to the measure of faith God has given each of us. Paul is teaching us to ground our sense of self in our identity in Christ—who we are in and to Christ. Paul does not highlight self-image or self-esteem; he emphasizes our Christ-image and Christ-esteem. (The Gospel for Real Life)
Filed under: Bible, Christianity, Holiness, Jesus Christ, Living Life, Samuel at Gilgal | Tagged: Gospel |
Samuel at Gilgal 
And that Sir, is one of the most difficult challenges I know I face. I have to lovingly choose, with strong passion for my Savior – to find my identity in Christ Jesus. Daily renewal. Sometimes hourly if that’s what is necessary
LikeLike
We all face a difficult challenge in the pursuit of holiness.
LikeLike