"Called to Be
Set Apart"
Key
Thought:
Living a life of spiritual maturity, love, and unity in the body of Christ.
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Corinthians reminded me that holiness is not outdated. It is still the call.
These affirmations challenged me to live different, to think different, and to
love different. Paul was talking to a church that had gifts but needed
growth—and honestly, that sounds a lot like me sometimes. I loved how the
affirmations pointed back to the body of Christ. I have a place. My gifts
matter. But those gifts do not mean much if they are not flowing through love.
That hit me hard. I also saw how clearly Paul drew the line between living by
the Spirit and letting the culture lead. These affirmations pushed me to check
my motives, my habits, and my heart. Am I building others up? Am I walking in
love? Am I running my race with purpose? This book helped me realign. It reminded
me that spiritual maturity is not about knowing more—it is about living more
like Jesus. And that takes courage, consistency, and a whole lot of grace.
Affirmations
- I am called
to live a holy and set-apart life.
- I am part of
the body of Christ, and my gifts matter.
- I pursue love
above all things.
- I will not be
controlled by anything that does not honor God.
- I belong to
Christ, and I glorify God in my body and spirit.
- I am not
moved by pride, but I build others up in love.
- I am being
transformed daily into a spiritual person.
- I run my race
with purpose and discipline.
- I believe in
the power of the resurrection and eternal life.
- I let all I
do be done in love and truth.