Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol was a cold, greedy, and reclusive man until the ghosts of Christmas allowed him to see himself as others saw him. After his “Scrooge experience” he was a changed man by Christmas morning.
What if we could see ourselves as others see us, or even as God sees us? Seeing ourselves and our sin as God sees us could lead us to faith in Christ. If you already know the Lord, a Scrooge experience can help us see our emotional and spiritual immaturity and hopefully change. This tract gives practical suggestions on how we can see ourselves as others and the Lord sees us.