Have you ever been knocked off your high horse? If you do, you know what a blessing it is. There are times in life, when we are convinced we’re right, and are so determined to get our way, that God needs to get involved, and knock us on our butts. Only then do we stop, take a breath, and realize: We’re the problem! 

That is tough, it’s humbling, and it hurts. However, for those of us who have gone through the process, when we come out the other side, we can appreciate what Paul means when he says, “It is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me.” This is what we’re gunna look at today!