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Who we are, dictates what we think. And what we think dictates what we do. And, what

we do dictates who we think we are. So, you see it kind of goes round and round and round.

The great secret of successfully navigating the Christian life is to recognize we are helpless to change the “lives we have” so that we become desperate enough to lay them down at the

feet of Jesus, who in turn gives us a new life, a new identity, and a new eternity.

Our culture is quickly succumbing to the idea that we are to get everything we “desire” even though we are unwilling to earn anything.

We are a people who have great dreams with a very small view of God.

We are Christians who pray to the God of miracles and yet exercise very little faith.

As Christians, we know and remember who we are in Christ!

God hates division in His church which grieves God, discourages the faithful, and alienates the lost. God is the author of all good things.

Conflict between people within the church is beneath the high calling Christ has placed upon our lives as citizens of heaven–as the adopted children of God.

God chose to use humans to spread the story of Jesus. God chose to use humans to carry His

message and to do His work throughout the world. He has equipped us to represent

Him.

Biblical mentoring is necessary; it must be grounded in humility; it protects against apostasy.

Who is your mentor?

We must leave our past in the past. We must no longer allow things in the past to influence the decisions we make today and in the future. Prayer is the most powerful way to draw upon the power of the Holy Spirit.

What are the trophies that you are hanging on to and are unable to let go of? At the end of the day are these trophies as valuable as we think they are?

Although Paul is not able to be with the believers at Philippi, he has confidence that they will depend upon the grace and power of Christ to fulfill the good works he had prepared them to do.

Paul finds joy in those who have the mind of Christ. Are we willing to be content with that which is granted to us upon salvation and never experience the fire of our salvation? The real fire of Christ comes to us through our absolute, joyful, and faithful obedience to Christ.

Everything we do should be in Christ.

Christ should be in all things we do.

All that we do should be for the sake of Christ.

God's final message to the nation of Israel in the last chapter of Hosea is one of hope and promise.

Although the people have sinned against God, He still desires them to return to Him.