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Raped and Pregnant
Thank you so much for sharing that story. WOW...it's strange you would talk about her mother beca...
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Raped and Pregnant
This is a great story. I recently encountered a young woman in a similar situation. After leadi...
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Raped and Pregnant
WOW Mark!!!!!!!!!!!!! PREACH IT!!!!!!! Your point of view is very compelling and I hope it touche...
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Raped and Pregnant
This is a tough one Kaleb, I am not a woman, but I know that if someone raped my wife or child, I...
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Renewing the Mind
We’re at War! – Part 2
Once again you find yourself doing something that you know you should not be doing – yet you can’t resist and in spite of your better judgment you do it anyway, only to endure that strong sense of conviction afterward. You may not feel like it when you are caught up in “the moment”, but making a firm decision to obey God’s Word, is an integral weapon in defeating Satan’s attacks.
Bringing your thoughts, behaviors/actions in line with the Word of God is critical in winning the war against the enemy. Making up your mind to do so, however, is one thing, actually doing it; therein lies the battle. When we accepted Jesus Christ as our personal Lord and Savior, our old lives and past sins were washed away. While we are new beings in Him because His Spirit resides within us, we still have the same old mind with the same old memories and the same old thought patterns. Our obedient Spirit desires God’s way; our carnal Mind wants it our way and so the two are constantly in battle.
To be truly obedient, our mind needs to change. It is essential that we renew our mind, constantly lining up our thoughts with the Word of God.
Sometimes I feel like I can benefit from a collar that zaps me every time a bad thought lingers in my mind. Short of a drastic measure like this, we should strive to reprogram our mind by consciously brushing away unwanted thoughts and focusing on thoughts that are edifying to the Spirit. It’s a day to day, minute by minute, second by second uphill battle and while difficult, it is not impossible. It starts with a choice; a strong commitment to do the right thing and is fueled by our love for Jesus Christ and the power of His Word which we should consume daily.