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Christ in Me: The Truth That Changes It All

  There is a truth that does not merely inspire—it transforms. A truth that does not depend on circumstances, titles, or approval. That truth is this: Christ lives in me. This revelation is not poetic language or religious symbolism. It is a spiritual reality that redefines how we think, speak, act, and live. When we understand Christ in me, everything changes—from our mindset to our sense of freedom, from our words to our authority in daily life. What Does “Christ in Me” Really Mean? The apostle Paul describes this mystery clearly: “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” (Colossians 1:27) Christ in me means that the divine life, wisdom, love, and power that was revealed through Jesus now dwells within. This is not about imitation from the outside, but transformation from within. Christianity was never meant to be behavior modification—it was meant to be identity revelation. When Christ lives in you, you no longer live from fear, lack, or external validation. You live from an inner sou...
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Created from the Invisible: Understanding the Image and Likeness of God

  (Genesis 1:26) “Then God said, ‘Let Us make mankind in Our image, according to Our likeness…’” Genesis 1:26 does not begin with the physical body—it begins with being. Before form, before breath, before flesh, humanity was conceived in the realm of the invisible. To be created in the image and likeness of God does not mean we resemble God physically, for God is Spirit. Rather, it reveals that our origin is spiritual, and our physical existence is an expression of something far deeper and eternal. The Image of God The image of God speaks to essence. It is the divine imprint placed within every human being—the inner spark of awareness, consciousness, creativity, wisdom, and the capacity to perceive truth. This image is not something we earn, lose, or grow into. It is given at creation. This means that before we identify as male or female, successful or broken, able or disabled, seen or unseen—we already are. The image of God within us confirms that our worth does not come from what...
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