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Red State Of Mind: Day 3
This episode of Red in 30: Red State Of Mind continues the unfolding of the inner gospel, moving through Matthew 7–9. The focus is on alignment and authority—what happens when the inner world begins to agree with divine order. The conversation opens with Jesus’ words, “Judge not,” showing that judgment is not merely about others but about how thoughts evaluate each other within the soul. When the mind is ruled by accusation, it becomes blind to its own beam. To remove that beam is to regain clear sight—to see as Christ sees, without distortion.
The teaching expands to show how the miracles that follow—healing, cleansing, calming storms—aren’t just historical events but internal moments of realignment. The leper represents the rejected thought that finally hears, “I will, be clean.” The centurion represents the disciplined thought that understands authority and allows order to flow without resistance. Each person Jesus encounters becomes a reflection of thoughts within us learning to submit to the higher rhythm of the kingdom. What looks like external deliverance is really the mind being brought back under divine command.
Storms, fevers, and paralysis all symbolize the chaos that comes when thoughts try to rule on their own. When Jesus speaks to the wind and the sea, He’s demonstrating what it looks like when the Christ-mind governs emotion—stillness becomes the natural state. The healing of the paralytic mirrors this same authority, showing that forgiveness isn’t about erasing sin but restoring motion to thoughts that were stuck in shame. The more alignment grows within, the more power flows outward. Miracles are simply the inside finding its way outside.
The episode closes with a call to maturity: let every thought become a laborer in God’s harvest. When the mind is fully aligned, even the fragments of past experiences can work together for divine purpose. The real work of faith isn’t striving to be righteous but surrendering to righteousness already present. The kingdom, Jesus says, is not coming with observation—it’s already within. The invitation is to live from that inside place until heaven shows up everywhere you go.
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This episode of Red in 30: Red State Of Mind continues the unfolding of the inner gospel, moving through Matthew 7–9. The focus is on alignment and authority—what happens when the inner world begins to agree with divine order. The conversation opens with Jesus’ words, “Judge not,” showing that judgment is not merely about others but about how thoughts evaluate each other within the soul. When the mind is ruled by accusation, it becomes blind to its own beam. To remove that beam is to regain clear sight—to see as Christ sees, without distortion.
The teaching expands to show how the miracles that follow—healing, cleansing, calming storms—aren’t just historical events but internal moments of realignment. The leper represents the rejected thought that finally hears, “I will, be clean.” The centurion represents the disciplined thought that understands authority and allows order to flow without resistance. Each person Jesus encounters becomes a reflection of thoughts within us learning to submit to the higher rhythm of the kingdom. What looks like external deliverance is really the mind being brought back under divine command.
Storms, fevers, and paralysis all symbolize the chaos that comes when thoughts try to rule on their own. When Jesus speaks to the wind and the sea, He’s demonstrating what it looks like when the Christ-mind governs emotion—stillness becomes the natural state. The healing of the paralytic mirrors this same authority, showing that forgiveness isn’t about erasing sin but restoring motion to thoughts that were stuck in shame. The more alignment grows within, the more power flows outward. Miracles are simply the inside finding its way outside.
The episode closes with a call to maturity: let every thought become a laborer in God’s harvest. When the mind is fully aligned, even the fragments of past experiences can work together for divine purpose. The real work of faith isn’t striving to be righteous but surrendering to righteousness already present. The kingdom, Jesus says, is not coming with observation—it’s already within. The invitation is to live from that inside place until heaven shows up everywhere you go.
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