How You See Yourself vs. How Jesus Sees You 

When you look in the mirror, what kind of person do you see? If you ever see someone unlovable, Jesus says it’s time for an eye exam.

Oftentimes our view of ourselves is radically different than what Jesus thinks, and he desperately wants us to see ourselves according to his vision.

This week, Jack dives into what Jesus thinks of you and how believing his vision can transform your life.


Minute Meditation – Reflect Christ in Your Life

Clare’s emphasis on the person of Jesus Christ is an emphasis on the human person as well, what we are and what we are called to be. Christ crucified is the mirror in which we are to see our reflection, our strengths and weaknesses, our failures and our capacity to love. She wants us to reflect Christ in our lives, to help build up the Body of Christ through transformation in love, and to participate in the church. She is a mystic who calls us to go forward into God by letting Christ take on our flesh so that we may reflect the face of Christ to the world. She tells us not to be dissuaded in the path to God, to be resolute in our convictions and trust the guidance of the Spirit in our lives. Her thought is centered on the essence of human identity: Be yourself and allow God to dwell within you. Christ will then be alive and the world will be created anew.

— from the book Clare of Assisi: A Heart Full of Love by Ilia Delio, OSF

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