If you need to find out which of your local commits are not on the remote server do this:

git cherry -v

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The -v option prints out the commit messages. Without it you will see only the SHA1 codes.

You may also compare against another (upstream) branch like that:

git cherry -v origin/somebranch

This tool is especially useful when you have a ton of commits after a merge and want to know the commit differences between branches.