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What Does It Mean to Have a New Identity in Christ?
Tim Graham
What Does It Mean to Have a New Identity in Christ?
Tim Graham

It is common nowadays to hear people talking about identifying as or with different things. The Bible tells us that all believers have a new identity in Christ. What does that actually mean?

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It is common nowadays to hear people talking about identifying as or with different things. It might surprise you to find out that one of the most central events that takes place when God converts us is that we become identified with Christ. "What Does It Mean to Have a New Identity in Christ?" by @tngraham97 (link in profile). 📷: @byrawpixel
In the Old Testament we read about how David hid in a cave to escape from King Saul and his men. While few of us have been on the run from our enemies as David was, many of us do know what it’s like to feel stuck with nowhere to turn. Here are "3 Good Things to Remember When Life Is Hard" by @christinarfox (link in profile). 📷: @michaelbaccin
Anyone who goes online nowadays is likely to come across lots of rude—and even cruel—remarks. Christians should be known for being especially gracious, loving, and kind. Read more from @ltreesdelmar: "7 Attributes of the Considerate Christian" (link in profile). 📷: @pwattsphoto
Two men went up to pray (Luke 18:9-14). One was a respected religious leader, the other a despised tax collector. One boasted to God about his good works while the other humbly asked for mercy. What was the difference between the men? Read more from @nick_batzig: "The Difference Between the Pharisee and the Tax Collector" (link in profile). 📷: Die Bibel in Bildern [Picture Bible] von Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld. Leipzig: Georg Wigands, 1860. Hathi Digital Trust Library online version of a copy in the Getty Library, courtesy of www.victorianweb.org.
 

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