Have you ever felt condemned for something you’ve done or neglected to do? Romans 8:1 (NIV) tells us “…there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” But do we believe it? Do we really understand why there’s no condemnation?If each of us were asked, “Who are you?” the typical response would include what we do, where we live, and a list of our major accomplishments. But is that who we really are?When we feel condemned, it’s because we’re focusing on our failures. We get frustrated because we never feel as though we’re good enough. And, the truth is that we’re not! Our greatest attempt at righteousness is as “filthy rags” in the sight of our Holy God. However, when we are born again, we no longer have to depend on our accomplishments.It’s no longer about what we do, or who we are; it’s about who Christ is. His identity now becomes ours, and condemnation no longer has power over us. His death, burial, and resurrection transformed each of us into a new creation, one that never existed before. The Holy Spirit gently reminds us of wrong doings so that we can repent. We are convicted, but not condemned.Who, then, are we? We are born-again, Spirit-filled, Word-believing, faith-talking children of the King.