Our words have the power to create. Good or bad, division or unity, the choice is entirely up to us. And as followers of Jesus, our united mission should be more important than our divided opinions. So what are your words saying to those around you?

We can’t buy into everything we see and hear; if we don’t control what we think, we’ll never control what we do. A renewed mind is an ongoing journey, and if we can believe right, everything else will fall into place. 

Change will always happen; it’s the catalyst for growth. But in order to receive what lies ahead we have to be willing to release the old. So stop holding on to what God no longer remembers. It’s time to make room for the new.

The word of God is a steady stream of truth, and when our minds are renewed with His truth, we train our souls to be at rest and realize who we have been made all along. 

Transformation of the mind is a process, one set on understanding who we already are in God and abiding in this truth His way. Stop trying to produce in your own strength. Let’s live securely in Him while carrying His love, joy, and peace to others. 

The moment you trust in Christ you become a new creation, but true discipleship is rooted in the renewing of our minds. Let God transform you by changing the way you think and it will change the way you live.

We carry the living water thirsty people are looking for, but we don’t have to cram it down their throats. Jesus didn’t condemn or condone sin but extended compassion while confronting it. We should seek to do the same.

We can’t modify others. But we can love them where they are, leading them to the one who can do something about their sin. His perfect love will provide the proof.

Jesus had a heart for people, so we should be helping others become a part of His family. Know that we’re not here just to take up space but to march in what we were made for.