Edward VIII on remembering who you are

The Duke of Windsor, the man who briefly became Edward VIII, when he was growing up, was often reminded of who he was by his father, King George V. Edward wrote in a memoir 

My Father was a strict disciplinarian. Sometimes when I had done something wrong, he would admonish me saying 'My dear boy, you must always remember who you are, for if you remember your identity you will behave accordingly.

We also must remember who we are as Christians. The Holy Spirit leads us and lives in us. That changes everything. We are children of the king. Don't forget it.