We are nearing the close of our second week. And almost halfway through this month. I pray this is a blessing to you all.
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Today is our Week 2 review. All of the references are linked. As a reminder, this is now catchup time for those of you you don’t have much time to read during the week.
I will post short posts over the weekend and resume with more principles and “Put It In Your Pocket” statements Monday.
Principles
- Christians must commit to replacing old thinking with righteous thinking. [Day 10: Put Off. Put On.]
- Christians are to make every effort to exercise complete control over one’s desires, actions, impulses and emotions. [Day 11: Self-Control]
- Christian thinking requires observing, evaluating and concluding whether our thoughts are God honoring. And if they are not confess and adjust. [Day 12: Logs Kindling]
- The thoughts of mature Christians are guided by the Holy Spirit. [Day 13: Mind of Christ]
“Put It In Your Pocket”
- Put off. Put on. [Day 10: Put Off. Put On.]
- I am empowered to control my thoughts. [Day 11: Self-Control]
- I am forgiven. [Day 12: Logs Kindling]
- I have the mind of Christ. [Day 13: Mind of Christ]
Practical
Pull out your notes or index cards. How is it helping to carry around your thoughts in your head and your pocket?
I recommend writing out your response in a journal. Don’t journal? Go for a walk and take some time to think them through.
My Prayer
How can I pray for you?
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Your posts are a very big blessing in my life.
I am ggoing to copy the “put it your pocket” quotes in my spiritual journal.
Thank you.
Blessings,
Deborah
That is a great place to put them. 🙂 I have them in my journal too. They are great reminders and ways to redirect my thoughts. That’s why I call them “Put It In Your Pocket”. Because you can carry them everywhere you go. Blessing to you, as well.