by Hazel Straub
God is resetting you. The definition of reset includes to turn a computer or device of and then on, to make it start to work correctly. To change the position on controls such as to reset the microwave clock. Or to change the details, as in changing your password.
You are reset to function, knowing your true identity. The Lord wants you to change your mind and get the mind of Christ. As a believer, you live in Christ and receive his identity. Get to know Jesus and you will know who you are. You are a new creation! No longer shackled by the past and stuck in a rut.
It is not what comes from the outside to attack you that causes the problems but the beliefs you believe. Through Christ you are a child of God. He has adopted you and this is your new identity.
God resets and strips you of your old identity, as he washes the dirt of wrong thinking and puts wax on you like a car. We live in Jesus. His light and love transforms us.
All glory and praise to Father God and Jesus, who brought us out of darkness into his marvelous light!
This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun! ( 2 Corinthians 5:17 NLT)
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This is wonderful, I hope you don’t mind me sharing your post. God bless.
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By: livingfully2017 on 11/18/2019
at 2:17 am
Glad this spoke to you. Sharing the post and sending readers to pureglory,net is fine. Abundant blessings,
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 6:20 am
Thank you.
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By: livingfully2017 on 11/18/2019
at 6:23 am
You are welcome!
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 6:46 am
Amen! How often do I hit the reset button on mechanical things but keep plodding along in less than efficient ways in my walk with the Lord. I lose focus of my true identity as I struggle. As I read what you have posted, I am reminded of what the Apostle Paul wrote to the Colossians: For you died, and your life is now hidden with Christ in God. (Colossians 3:3 NIV).
Blessings,
Pastor Chuck
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By: lakeside4jesus on 11/18/2019
at 4:22 am
Pastor Chuck, thank you for your insightful comment. The Colosssians 3:3 passage definitely shows our new identity.in Christ. Praise God for resetting us! Abundant blessings!
Hazel
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 6:44 am
Reblogged this on thehouseofprayers.
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By: osarobohenry on 11/18/2019
at 5:41 am
Thank you!
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 6:45 am
Thank you for this timely reminder of who I really am in Christ. Indeed, my true identity in Christ continues to unfold in a most remarkable way.
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By: Dr. J on 11/18/2019
at 10:38 am
You are welcome, Dr. J. Praise the Lord for your new identity in Christ! 🙂
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 11:23 am
This is something that as a believer in Christ acknowledge and give thanks to him each and every day for being my Saviour.
Amen and may you continue to be blessed with the Spirit of Christ has you continue your journey through life.
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By: paulguisbournehiltonalifeworthgiving on 11/18/2019
at 10:44 pm
Praise God for knowing Christ and your identity in him. Thank you for the blessing. Abundant blessings!
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By: Pure Glory on 11/18/2019
at 11:36 pm
Amen
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By: paulguisbournehiltonalifeworthgiving on 11/18/2019
at 11:41 pm
Hallelujah
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By: joansanusi on 11/19/2019
at 6:26 am
Praise the Lord!
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By: Pure Glory on 11/19/2019
at 12:34 pm
You are in the vein of the Holy Spirit! God is so amazing! 🙌🏾
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By: aesthete_nesjah on 11/19/2019
at 9:29 am
Hallelujah! God is always speaking, we need to listen. God is amazing and so good!
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By: Pure Glory on 11/19/2019
at 12:36 pm
Hallelujah!!
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By: Warren Richards on 11/20/2019
at 8:09 pm
Yes, when we know our true identity in Christ, we don’t worry about people’s opinions of us.
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By: Pure Glory on 11/20/2019
at 10:38 pm
A slight diversion, but makes the point: Some time back, when I was substitute teaching, I was watching a talent contest. It was quite good. Singers. Actors. Plays. Music. And more. What I treat, I thought, for the class’ teacher to be out for the day so I could (or any other substitute) watch.
One of the great things about substitute teaching is the opportunity to work in a variety of schools, in a variety of grades, learn from other teachers’ lessons, and learn about children and teens of all walks. Sometimes, you have opportunities to talk with parents. Discuss topics with other teachers. And all the while, you can learn about yourself, improve upon your understanding of classroom management, and at times, bring in some of your own ideas as when the primary teachers’ lessons are completed.
On this particular day, one of the talent contestants did something extremely inappropriate, which I won’t go into here. I almost laughed, but realized my class was around, but also how serious such a display. I looked around. There was a hush in the crowd. The other teachers were looking at each other. I gathered that the student’s teacher would soon come out and send that student to the office. But nothing happened. Then, the student acted very proud and some of the audience and other students began clapping and cheering. Later, I shared with a friend that things would certainly take a turn for the worse in this district. And they have.
The foundations of this country were freedom with responsibility. While I was growing up, I knew where the line was, and if I didn’t, I quickly found out. At school, I knew who were the adults. Yes, we got into trouble from time to time, but that’s part of growing up. We behaved around our parents. We behaved in class. We behaved around other adults in the neighborhood, mostly, but if a neighbor shared with our parents something we did wrong, we got punished at home. These were good lessons. They prepared us for growing up, for attending college, and for work in the adult world. For we were to grow up responsible that we would be good examples for our own future children.
We learned to think for ourselves with responsibility. Thinking for yourself also requires parenting. Thinking for yourself, in various walks of life, requires the adults to hold to proper behaviors, hold to standards of understanding, and in this way, the youth grow up with healthy identities. One of the reasons young people are trying to “find” themselves, don’t know who they are, and have many difficulties is not having a foundation we enjoyed while growing up. I was encouraged, but I was also punished when I didn’t listen to myself, listening to the wrong friends. As a society, we are forgetting this important lesson. We are losing touch with the lesson our past generations knew and taught.
Again, when I mention thinking for yourself, this does not entirely mean thinking outside the box. We should question, but what we understand, we do not let go. We are respectful of others, but in order to respect others, we also have to respect ourselves. And this means holding onto what we intuitively know.
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By: dolphinwrite on 01/09/2020
at 4:26 pm
Thank you for sharing. We need a moral reset where we live with clear boundaries of right and wrong, as you shared. Respecting yourself is important. We do not do this by ourselves but need Christ Jesus to help us.
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By: Pure Glory on 01/09/2020
at 10:24 pm