Time does not shout; it just runs out—quicker than you think. God only gives you so much time. Don’t waste it. There’s no guarantee you’ll be alive tomorrow, so if you have not accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as your Savior, do not t wait another moment. Do it now. “Now is the day of salvation” (Is 49:8). The Bible tells us about making the most of our time. “Be careful how you walk, not as unwise men but as wise making the most of your time” (Eph 5:15-17). The six key attributes of those who use time wisely are punctuality and patience, set priorities, have prudence and perspective, and do not procrastinate. A well-disciplined person has a routine. “Daily with one accord … Let this mind be in you that was also in Christ Jesus” (Phil 2:5). God chooses the time and the manner and the place of your departure, and He will be punctual about it.

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The rejection of truth and getting involved with the cosmic system always leads to a frantic search for happiness. “Lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God” (2 Tim 3:4). Unhappy people take their unhappiness wherever they go. The frantic search for happiness leads to Operation Boomerang. When you walk away from the plan of God and go down the “my way highway,” seeking fulfillment from pleasure, people, or circumstances, your misery will only intensify. When you put things in your soul that don’t belong there, you develop scar tissue, which hardens your soul. “He who hardens his heart shall fall into mischief” (Prov 28:14). Can you reverse course? Yes! “Call unto Me, and I will show you great and wonderful things” (Jer 33:3). Use rebound (1 John 1:9), stay in fellowship, and get under the ministry of a well-qualified pastor. Replace human viewpoint thinking with a divine viewpoint.

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Allowing your sinful nature to control you will make you a Christian casualty. Reversionism is a process of reverting back to your old habits and getting into the temptations of your sinful nature and yielding to those temptations. “Be sober, be vigilant, because Satan seeks to neutralize and destroy you” (1 Pet 5:8) “Do not let the devil get an advantage over you” (2 Cor 2:11). You have three enemies that will attempt to discourage and defeat you: the world, the flesh, and the devil. That’s why you need to be vigilant and learn God’s Word to develop a FLOT line in your soul. If you arm yourself with God’s plan and learn and apply God’s Word, you will not be a Christian casualty. You need to have truth in your soul and think divine viewpoint.

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F.A.M.I.L.Y. is a helpful acrostic to remember the four divine institutions God ordained to preserve us and our nation. The “Y” represents your spiritual life. Your spiritual life impacts your family—children, grandchildren, and future generations. “Since you have forgotten the law of your God, I also will forget your children” (Hosea 4:6). The spiritually mature believer stabilizes the family and the nation. The profile of this mature believer is found in Galatians 5:22-23, “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.”

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Growing to spiritual maturity is your divine objective. Spirituality is being filled with the Holy Spirit and it is absolute. You can’t grow to spiritual maturity unless you are filled with the Holy Spirit. Maturity is a relative. It is dependent on the amount of the Word of God in your soul, metabolized and available for recall to be used in your life. Spiritual maturity occurs in three stages. It starts with self-esteem where you develop self-confidence from learning and applying the Word of God. This progresses into spiritual autonomy. Your counsel is God’s Word, not people's. As you begin to think with the mind of Christ you develop divine norms and standards. Things will quit being fuzzy and come into focus in your life and you will begin to see God’s plan for you develop. Paul said, “Everything I’ve done, I count as dung except for the excellency of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord” (Phil 3:8). Spiritual self-esteem gives your life purpose and definition. Spiritual autonomy is contentment with what God gives you and the capacity to enjoy it. “I have learned to be content in whatever state I am in” (Phil 4:11).

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Growing to spiritual maturity is your divine objective. Spirituality is being filled with the Holy Spirit and it is absolute. You can’t grow to spiritual maturity unless you are filled with the Holy Spirit. Maturity is a relative. It is dependent on the amount of the Word of God in your soul, metabolized and available for recall to be used in your life. Spiritual maturity occurs in three stages. It starts with self-esteem where you develop self-confidence from learning and applying the Word of God. This progresses into spiritual autonomy. Your counsel is God’s Word, not people's. As you begin to think with the mind of Christ you develop divine norms and standards. Things will quit being fuzzy and come into focus in your life and you will begin to see God’s plan for you develop. Paul said, “Everything I’ve done, I count as dung except for the excellency of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord” (Phil 3:8). Spiritual self-esteem gives your life purpose and definition. Spiritual autonomy is contentment with what God gives you and the capacity to enjoy it. “I have learned to be content in whatever state I am in” (Phil 4:11).

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Spirituality is a relationship with God the Holy Spirit. Spirituality is based on the filling of the Holy Spirit. It is an absolute. At any moment in time, you are either filled with the Holy Spirit or in carnality. “Put on the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for the flesh” (Rom 13:14). “Do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit?” (1 Cor 6:19). When you allow unconfessed sin to defile your temple you set yourself up for divine discipline. Spiritual maturity is based on the filling of the Holy Spirit and the content of the Word of God in your soul. “If we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship one with another” (1 John 1:5-10). The spiritual believer who studies and learns God’s Word will advance to spiritual maturity.

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With a relaxed mental attitude (RMA) you can focus on God’s plan for your life and not be knocked off balance by fear or adversity. Fear is assuming unassigned responsibility. With an RMA you can have inner peace and inner power. “For God has not given us a lifestyle of fear but of the power of love and sound judgment” (2 Tim 1:7). Stand on the promises of God. Trust Him. With a relaxed mental attitude, you will be able to think and stay cool under pressure. An RMA allows you to respond, not react. Be faithful in studying the Word of God daily and you will develop the inner resources for an RMA.

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Arrogance is the number one enemy of most Christians. Arrogance has an exaggerated opinion of one’s own importance and ability. It progresses in stages: Self-justification leads to self-deception, then self-absorption, and often ends in self-destruction. Sometimes it takes the enforced humility of God’s discipline to get genuine humility. Humility is the opposite of arrogance. The Bible tells you to have genuine humility. “Let this mind be in you that was also in Christ Jesus who humbled Himself” (Phil 2:5). Children need to be taught humility and the Lord’s mandate to obey authority. “Children obey your parents in the Lord for this is right … so that it may be well with you, and you may live long on the earth” (Eph 6:1-3).

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You can fulfill the plan of God for your life if you use the spiritual skills He gives you to find your personal sense of destiny. You can have absolute expectations about your eternal security and eternal destiny. We magnify Christ in our bodies by learning His mind through studying the Word of God. This requires humility, obedience to God’s authority and application of Biblical principles.

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