Thinking About Self-control - Commentary
Self-control often feels like a heavy burden we carry, but when we look at Romans 12:2, we find a liberating truth: “Do not be conformed...
This is theological reflections on self-control and grace, drawing on Romans 12:2. It carries an emotional tone of hope, encouragement and awe.
Self-control often feels like a heavy burden we carry, but when we look at Romans 12:2, we find a liberating truth: “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. ” This scripture beckons us to a deeper understanding—that self-control is not merely about restraint or willpower, but about transformation through God’s grace.…
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