Posts with the category “a-new-identity-ephesians-4-17-32”

The old self wants to hold onto the offense, to make them pay, to wait until they’ve suffered enough. But the new self remembers the cross. The new self extends the same forgiveness we’ve received.  Read More

The old self defaults to corrupting talk. The new self, empowered by the Spirit, can choose words that heal, encourage, and point people to Jesus.  Read More

The new self doesn’t look for shortcuts, manipulate systems, or exploit others. The new self works diligently, honestly, and with a view toward generosity.  Read More

The new self recognizes anger as a warning light on the dashboard—something that requires attention but doesn’t dictate our actions.  Read More

When we shade the truth, minimize our struggles, or present false versions of ourselves, we damage the body’s ability to function properly.  Read More