And the more we can/should give grateful thanks to God for Jesus.
There’s not a thing I can think of that I’ve ever done that hasn’t had some self-serving motive in it.
Careful there, just because something benefits you (one interpretation of "self-serving") doesn't mean that it's bad/sinful — take eating as an example; we clearly know that Adam and Eve [could/did] eat before the fall. (This likely means that they got hungry, too.) So eating in and of itself isn't a sin, even though there's an obvious "self-serving" benefit.
[Though eating of the tree of knowledge of good and evil obviously was.]
I wasn’t thinking of something like eating.
It’s more what I do and choices I make.
As I’ve been reading Tozer, *The Pursuit of God*, he discusses doing everything for the glory of God and puts a good perspective on it.
I’m not sure what chapter it’s in and whether I’ve done a thread on that chapter yet.