May the love of God the Father and his grace be with you all.

In the book of Acts 17:28 it says:

Because we live in it, and we move, and we are ...

In Christ we live, we move and we are.
No one can live in Christ if they have not experienced the "new birth." God calls us to a new relationship with Him, through his Son Jesus Christ, but this new relationship has to do with the "new birth" that the Lord Jesus told Nicodemus, who was to be born in water and Spirit.

The new birth in Spirit indicates that we are a new creation in the spiritual genetics of Jesus Christ. This new birth is accompanied by a supernatural power that helps us to counteract sin, the Holy Spirit.

Who are we in Christ?
A new creation of God, qualified to obey him and do his will, since the Holy Spirit guides us to all justice and all truth. The Holy Spirit leads us to have communion with our Heavenly Father.

God as Father, no longer looks at us as a simple creature of the world, but the spiritual genetics of Christ in us, allows the Father to look at us through his Son Jesus Christ, who has given us the new birth.

In Christ we have a new lifestyle that pleases the Father. In Christ we live for a new relationship with God. In Christ, the new life leads us to have a new way of thinking, speaking and acting.
When we adopt the new life in Christ, we can relate to our neighbor in an environment of peace, love and cordiality.

The new life in Christ places me in an important position before the eyes of God the Father. Christ is the place of the beginning of my new life and is my starting point for the subsequent enjoyment of eternal life.

God accepts me as a son by the nature of his Son Jesus Christ, who now dwells in me. God accepts me for the behavior of his Son Jesus Christ, who made us reborn in the hope of being children of God.

The conduct of Christ manifested itself in such a way that it also represented us. That is, when Christ died on the cross, we died with him. When he was buried, we were buried with him. When he got up, we got up with him.
All these actions of Christ, is what allows God the Father to see us as children in which sin has no power over us. Now, with all confidence we can say that in Christ we live, we move and we are.