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How do we know our motives for serving are pure?

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We know our motives are pure when we serve others out of love for Christ rather than for personal gain or recognition.

Believers find their motivation for service in their new identity in Christ. As the preacher reminds us, the flesh has inherently selfish motives, but those who are born again have received a new heart that desires to serve God out of love. The key indicator of pure motives is the focus on Christ rather than self. When our service to others is an expression of our love for Him, rather than an attempt to earn favor or impress, we can have confidence that our motives are aligned with God's will. Furthermore, engaging in selfless acts of service, such as prayer for others, can be a profound demonstration of the transformative work of grace in our hearts.
Scripture References: Romans 8:8, Ephesians 6:5-8

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