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What does it mean to be conformed to the image of Christ?

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To be conformed to the image of Christ means growing in holiness and reflecting His character in our lives.

Being conformed to the image of Christ, as stated in Romans 8:29, is the ultimate goal of Christian sanctification. This transformation involves becoming more like Christ in our character, attitudes, and actions. Paul elaborates on this in Philippians 3, where he expresses his desire to participate in the fellowship of Christ's sufferings and become like Him in His death. This process may involve trials and hardships, but ultimately it leads to glorification and eternal fellowship with Him. A believer's journey to be conformed to Christ reflects a heart yielded to the Holy Spirit, desiring to live out the implications of the gospel in every aspect of life.
Scripture References: Romans 8:29, Philippians 3:10, 2 Corinthians 3:18

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