Thirty-One Truths: Who I Am in ChristUddrag

INTRODUCTION Ephesians 1 and 2 can revolutionize our understanding of who we are in Christ. Why? Because it is the gospel! Spend the following 31 days developing the habit of taking the truths from these chapters to heart and become who you have been called to be—bring the gospel to life! I challenge you to daily take every thought captive and test and see if you are thinking, feeling, and living in light of these 31 truths. Don’t be discouraged. Don’t procrastinate. Remember the power you have been given in Christ and replace any untruths with these truths from Ephesians and be radically transformed by the renewing of your mind. Look forward to living the rest of your days in the truths of who you are in Christ. He died that we might live. Enjoy His life and His power and His righteousness and walk forward by faith in every spiritual blessing you have been given in Christ and bring glory to His name! Throughout the following weeks, prayerfully meditate upon who you are and thank the Lord. Imagine the lives of those around you who will be impacted as you fully receive every spiritual blessing you have been given. Thank you, Lord, for all we have been given in Christ! WHO I AM IN CHRIST A Saint Faithful in Christ Jesus Given Grace Made Part of Christ’s Body Given Mercy Given Peace Blessed with Every Spiritual Blessing Chosen Before the Foundation of the World Holy and Blameless Loved Predestined for Adoption Adopted as a Son Redeemed through His Blood Forgiven of Trespasses Lavished with Grace Given Knowledge of the Mystery of His Will Sealed with the Holy Spirit Guaranteed an Inheritance Given Faith Given Hope Given God’s Power Made Alive with Christ Saved by Grace Raised up with Christ Seated with Christ in the Heavenly Places A Display of God’s Grace/Kindness in the Coming Ages Given the Gift of Salvation God’s Workmanship Created in Christ Jesus for Good Works No Longer a Stranger to the Covenants of Promise Brought Near by the Blood of Christ Made Part of One New Man (Jews with Gentiles) Reconciled to God Given Access to the Father A Fellow Citizen with the Saints A Member of God’s Household A Holy Temple (United with other Believers) Being Built Together into a Dwelling Place for God with Other Believers