When humans were first created, they were created in the image and likeness of God; this “image” does not mean that we humans look like God in appearance, but that we share to a certain extent The good character and power within God are designed so that we can glorify God. Therefore, after we receive salvation, our first task is to put off the old man in our behavior, put on the new man again, and strive to live out the image and likeness of God, so that we can manifest God’s truth and holiness.
Live a life filled with the power of the Holy Spirit. The apostle Paul once said to the church in Ephesus: "God is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us." (Ephesians 3:20) Jesus Christ gave the Holy Spirit. This is the purpose, because the coming of the Holy Spirit is not only to witness Christ, regenerate people, reveal the truth, and comfort people, but also to make people live in the Holy Spirit. What does it mean to live in the Holy Spirit? It means that people can be controlled by the Holy Spirit, obey the leadership of the Holy Spirit, and live a holy and powerful life.
Live a life that belongs to Christ. The apostle Paul said to the church in Philippi when he was in prison: “For I desire and hope that I will not be ashamed of anything, but that I may have all the courage to do so, that Christ may be revealed in me, whether by life or by death. "For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain." From the words of the apostle Paul, we can know that living a life of Christ means letting Christ be manifested in us. Big, let Christ be Lord and King and manifest the name of Christ in everything.
To enjoy a truly free life. Everyone yearns for freedom, hoping that they can not be controlled and live the life they want freely. The same is true for Christians, who also need freedom. So where does Christian freedom come from? The apostle Paul said in Galatians: "Christ has set us free. So stand firm and do not let yourself be held hostage by the yoke of slavery any longer." (Gal. 5:1) From this we can see that our Freedom comes from Christ, who frees us from the yoke of slavery, so we need to cherish it and stand firm by Christ, so as not to fall into the snare of slavery again.