In Galatians
5:1, Paul teaches that Christ died to free us of our sins, not to do
whatever we want to do. Those who tend to indulge themselves fall into sin.
Paul writes that we are to live unselfishly and to not allow things that keep us from being saved or
growing in Christ.
In Romans 12:2,
Paul warns Christians to be careful of worldly customs because they are usually
selfish and corrupt. We must stand
strong against worldly ways. Only the
Holy Spirit can truly renew and transform our minds. In Romans 8:5 Paul describes people as being
divided into two categories; those who are controlled by sin and those who are
controlled by the Holy Spirit.
In Matthew 6:33, we are reminded to “seek the Kingdom
of God above all else”. All else!
In 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Paul warns that our joy,
prayers and thankfulness should not fluctuate with our circumstances. When we
do God’s will, it is easier to feel more joy and gratitude.
So, with this, I am going to concentrate more on my
attitude toward God and His kingdom rather than my worldly expectations.
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