LORD Help Me With Me
A Guide to Help Renew the Mind for Life Transformation
In order for us to be transformed by the renewing of our minds, the Word of God must be received with an open mind. It is impossible to receive God’s Word if our minds are already made up. His Word requires objectivity.
Our minds have been conformed by not only the world, but also by religion, tradition, and/or denomination. When we hear God’s Word with and open mind, aided and assisted with a discerning heart, it opens the door to receive revelation. Discernment is pivotal because it guards against the temptation of being deceived by the spirit of error.
When we read any Christian publication, or hear any Christian message, we must be open to receive and ready to discern the difference between the Spirit of Truth and the spirit of error. The spirit of error can impart accurate information but it is coupled with discouragement which becomes counter-productive to our growth. The Spirit of Truth imparts accurate information, marries it with encouragement, and gives birth to abundant life that produces transformation motivated by God’s Love.
Beloved of the LORD, saints of the Most High, we must learn to discern the difference. It is my prayer that while reading this Christian publication, that we discover the Spirit of Truth. The he or she that hath a hear to hear, and a heart to receive, let them hear and receive what the Spirit is saying to those of us that have belonged to God since before the foundation of the world.
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“We should not allow our fear of failure to cause us not to try. We are already failing when we are not trying. Our question to ourselves should never be, ‘What if I fail?' Our question to ourselves should always be, ‘What if I succeed?’”
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