Here is a bit of work from others that I really enjoyed, the theme to a degree is how Christ is apart of us and the way we carries ourselves as representatives of Him (2Corinthians 5:20)

Our Source of Strength

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

— Philippians 4:13

Sheep are timid, fearful creatures. Because of their very makeup, it's almost impossible for them to lie down unless they are free from all fear. An entire flock can go stampeding off into nowhere because a rabbit jumped out of a bush.

Yet how like sheep we are! We can be afraid of so many things: afraid of losing our health . . . afraid of losing our wealth . . . afraid of losing our loved ones. In fact, sometimes it seems we can be afraid of life itself.

Certainly there are a lot of frightening things out there in the world today. Violent crime is at epidemic levels. We wonder,Will I get on a plane and have it blown up by terrorists? Will I keep my job? Will I be robbed walking down the street? Will I contract a terminal disease?

Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd, will protect you and stands as your representative before the throne of God. Jesus Christ, who paid the price for your salvation, stands as your righteousness, giving you access into the presence of God. As the Scripture says, Jesus is the One "in whom we have boldness and access with confidence through faith in Him" (Ephesians 3:12).

As believers, we can have boldness and authority, not because of who we are, but because of whose we are. Jesus is our strength. He is the one who gives us boldness. That's one more reason why we never want to stray from His side! Instead, we want to stay as close to Him as possible.- Greg Laurie www.harvest.org

My Grandfather James Van Pelt wrote this and shared it with me

The difference between one whose spiritual progress has put them on the Path, and one whose spiritual state is located well prior to that, is indistinguishable when either of them is acting from compassion—devoting energy, attention, and resources to the well-being of those whose needs they are in a position to alleviate. However lowly your spiritual state may be, however unworthy your life and actions, 'When you do this [act from care and kindness] to the least of these, you do it unto Me' (Matthew 25:40), and in so doing you render yourself indistinguishable in that act, in that moment, from the most spiritually advanced being, and indistinguishable in fact from Christ Himself; you become imago Christi ministering to imago Christi. In that moment you are more authentically yourself than in any other moment of your life, and if there is time for reflection you will sense that.

Hebrews 13 says

Hebrews 13

Concluding Exhortations

13 Keep on loving one another as brothers and sisters. ² Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.³ Continue to remember those in prison as if you were together with them in prison, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering.