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Ego transformado

Ego transformado

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  • Create Date：2021-03-18 09:15:23
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Timothy J. Keller
  • ISBN：8527505924
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Summary

Quais são as marcas de um coração sobrenaturalmente transformado？

Essa é uma das questões sobre as quais o apóstolo Paulo trata quando escreve à igreja de Corinto。 O interesse real dele não é algum tipo de reparo ou remendo; antes， uma mudança profunda， capaz de transformar a existência。

Numa era em que agradar as pessoas， insuflar o ego e montar o curriculum vitae são vistos como os meios para “chegar lá”， o apóstolo nos chama a encontrar o verdadeiro descanso na bênção que é nos esquecermos de nós mesmos。

Neste livro breve e contundente， Timothy Keller mostra que a humildade que brota do evangelho torna possível pararmos de vincular cada experiência e cada conversa com a nossa história e com quem somos。 E assim podemos ficar libertos da autocondenação。 Quem é realmente humilde segundo o evangelho não se odeia， mas também não se ama。。。 é， antes， alguém que esquece de si mesmo。 Você também pode conquistar essa liberdade。。。

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Reviews

Kobe Ardoin ，

Very short read but this is a book i’ll be coming back to many times from now。 This book is great at challenging the believer to take a step away from the mirror and focus on what Jesus says about you despite your failures。 I feel like we all can define humility but this book takes it a step further and I highly recommend it。

Aleah Riehl ，

This short read was very inspirational。 I will definitely be reading it again as soon as possible。 Thank you Sofi for giving it to me！！

Taylor Connelly ，

Third chapter goes hard— opinion of God will always rule over that of ourselves or of man！

Chloë Temple ，

Transformed my understanding of pride and identity in about 45 minutes。 I would re-read this weekly。

Allison Brooks ，

Amazing。 A must read。

Elias Vedders ，

Great concepts， incredibly repetitive

Alaina Gangestad ，

SUPER quick read。 40-something pages of goodness。 At times， the writing felt repetitive and as if he was in a hurry to write this？ Or published the rough draft？ Haha。 HOWEVER， I loved this book。 It was very convicting for me， and a book I think I will go back to again and again for reminders。 Self-forgetfulness， true humility isn’t thinking less of yourself， but thinking of yourself LESS。

Mayhara ，

Pequeno confrontador livro！

Allie White ，

This short little book has given me a lot to think about。 Perhaps a worthwhile yearly read since I’m sure I’ll need this reminder of what true humility is often。 What are truly humble individuals like？ They have neither high nor low self-esteem， but they listen well and are others-focused。“The thing we would remember from meeting a truly gospel-humble person is how much they seemed to be totally interested in us。”

Caroline Mixon ，

Super short but very practical guide to self-forgetfulness！

Camilla Silveira ，

Leitura fácil e rápida。

Matthew Woo ，

A book you can read in a short sitting， Tim shows us Paul's attitude of humility is about not thinking of oneself。 He highlights the problems with our pride， and calls us to turn to not self-defining our worth and proving it， but instead to find our worth in God's view of us。 It leaves me wanting more and is a good short read to think about。 A book you can read in a short sitting， Tim shows us Paul's attitude of humility is about not thinking of oneself。 He highlights the problems with our pride， and calls us to turn to not self-defining our worth and proving it， but instead to find our worth in God's view of us。 It leaves me wanting more and is a good short read to think about。 。。。more

Danielle Williamson ，

Helpful， short （you could read it in 30-50 mins， depending on your pace） little book on self-forgetfulness。 Keller uses this term rather than 'humility' because of the fact that we think of humility as self-deprecation。 Instead， Keller encourages readers towards security of identity in Christ， forgetting oneself， and thereby allowing one to enjoy things for their own sake without getting caught up in the ego of it all。 Helpful， short （you could read it in 30-50 mins， depending on your pace） little book on self-forgetfulness。 Keller uses this term rather than 'humility' because of the fact that we think of humility as self-deprecation。 Instead， Keller encourages readers towards security of identity in Christ， forgetting oneself， and thereby allowing one to enjoy things for their own sake without getting caught up in the ego of it all。 。。。more

Lucas ，

Very quick read。 Life-changing advice that we really need to remember， but will undoubtedly find hard to do。 Insightful， well-supported and eloquently written by Tim Keller， as usual。

Ruth Burge ，

In an age when we are all supposed to think about "finding ourselves" and believe the "we are enough"， this is a refreshing encouragement to "not think less of ourselves， but to think of ourselves less。" In an age when we are all supposed to think about "finding ourselves" and believe the "we are enough"， this is a refreshing encouragement to "not think less of ourselves， but to think of ourselves less。" 。。。more

Beth Chase ，

Less than 50 pages of insight into thinking of oneself less and others more。。。。Not a fan of Madonna so did not care for him using her as an example in the book。 I skip over that small part but the rest is really interesting and causes one to think and make changes。。

Erin McDonald ，

So so helpful。 Less like a book and more like a pamphlet - it is a very simply written， very short guide on the joy that can flow out of Christian self-forgetfulness。 I imagine I will be re-reading this every couple of months。

Julie Hansen ，

4。5 starts， succinct guide to think of ourselves less， not in the self-effacing way many people think is the proper Christian posture， but literally， think of yourself less。 great challenge to think more about and put suggestions into action

Cat ，

Very short， beautiful message。 Listened to it on Audible。

Adam Balshan ，

2。5 stars [Christian Praxis]（W: 2。38， U: 2。25， T: 2。25）Exact rating: 2。29#49 of 52 in genreAn easy， short read [pace: 3] concerning 1 Corinthians 3:21 - 4:7。 It may have originally been a sermon。 The prose was fluffy [2。25]， and the entire thing was moderately repetitive [W -1/2] despite its brevity。 Also surprising amidst that brevity was its lack of focus and flow; this is not the tight， clean sermon of an older generation of Presbyterians。Uncommon truth [3] contradicted the cultural wisdom on 2。5 stars [Christian Praxis]（W: 2。38， U: 2。25， T: 2。25）Exact rating: 2。29#49 of 52 in genreAn easy， short read [pace: 3] concerning 1 Corinthians 3:21 - 4:7。 It may have originally been a sermon。 The prose was fluffy [2。25]， and the entire thing was moderately repetitive [W -1/2] despite its brevity。 Also surprising amidst that brevity was its lack of focus and flow; this is not the tight， clean sermon of an older generation of Presbyterians。Uncommon truth [3] contradicted the cultural wisdom on self-esteem and false humility， in favor of a "self-forgetfulness" which leads to joy。 This truth was cheapened by praising the [quite wicked] actress Madonna as "ahead of most of us" merely because she was self-aware about her own egotism。 Keller also says he has "a lot of admiration" for her （p。21） and made her a prominent part of the sermon。I do wonder at how this book could be perceived as a good example of homily。 。。。more

Heather Masten ，

I need to read and reread this often

Elizabeth ，

45 minute long essay， that listened like a podcast。 I am only counting it so I don't forget I read it。 45 minute long essay， that listened like a podcast。 I am only counting it so I don't forget I read it。 。。。more

Rita ，

Tiny book， giant truths。 Very helpful and easy to read。 Although， the voice seems so different than other books of his I’ve read。

Scott ，

I'm going to read this again。 I'm going to read this again。 。。。more

Samuel Baker ，

Don’t think more of yourself or less of yourself。Just think of yourself less。And let Jesus help you do that！

Nyssa ，

It was alright。 Honestly， it gave me the wrong idea at times， like we're supposed to ignore everything in our lives and just put our mind on God constantly。 That's impossible in our world。 Either we forget or we have things to do， and while I agree we need to spend time with God ritually， we also need to have time to focus on other things so we don't look like a crazy person。 But that doesn't make us a sinner， necessarily。 That's just life。 We're only human， after all。But after a discussion at a It was alright。 Honestly， it gave me the wrong idea at times， like we're supposed to ignore everything in our lives and just put our mind on God constantly。 That's impossible in our world。 Either we forget or we have things to do， and while I agree we need to spend time with God ritually， we also need to have time to focus on other things so we don't look like a crazy person。 But that doesn't make us a sinner， necessarily。 That's just life。 We're only human， after all。But after a discussion at a book study with my mom and her friends， I understood it way better。 So I think books like this one should be discussed to fully understand it。 。。。more

Ashley ，

This is a very short audiobook， basically a sermon。 In the age of social media and constant judgement of ourselves and others， this is so important。 Highly recommend。

Laura Hoekstra ，

This is the first I have read Tim Keller。 He is highly regarded by several people I respect。 This short work was well worth my time。

Kezia Olive ，

I was surprised by how I never caught the message of 1 Corinthians 3:21- 4:5 the way Tim （and perhaps， C。S Lewis） framed it - the essence of thinking about yourself less。 I have always struggled with asking， 'where is the line？'; where is the line between confidence and arrogance？ where is the limit of self-scrutiny and constructive thoughts？ how can you be full and unbothered by external 'judgment'， yet care and love others with all your heart？And here it was， the challenging explanation of the I was surprised by how I never caught the message of 1 Corinthians 3:21- 4:5 the way Tim （and perhaps， C。S Lewis） framed it - the essence of thinking about yourself less。 I have always struggled with asking， 'where is the line？'; where is the line between confidence and arrogance？ where is the limit of self-scrutiny and constructive thoughts？ how can you be full and unbothered by external 'judgment'， yet care and love others with all your heart？And here it was， the challenging explanation of the gospel that should set us （me） free。 And the invitation of saying goodbye， once and for all， to the courtroom of judgment is open for all。 So blessed by this。 。。。more

Joshua ，

It is amazing how the Gospel is not about what we think about ourselves， it is not about what other people think。 It is only about God's work and what He accomplished for us and made us to be。 We know certain things about us are true but we are defined by God's definition！ It is amazing how the Gospel is not about what we think about ourselves， it is not about what other people think。 It is only about God's work and what He accomplished for us and made us to be。 We know certain things about us are true but we are defined by God's definition！ 。。。more

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