Board meeting tonight in Elk City. Tuesday is election day--Wednesday for those
of you who are voting for different people than I am. Thursday is the Marine Corps Birthday. Friday is Veterans Day. Saturday the scouts pick up food from homes
in Burns Flat and Dill City to begin our Ministerial Alliance Food Drive. The missions room is ready to receive. Sunday, we will gather to worship the Lord.
Whatever the day or the outcome of the election or however
old the Corps lives to be, every day belongs to the Lord. Our lives belong to the Lord. It’s not so much what is on the calendar or
on the dinner table, it is all about bringing glory to God.
This week our challenge is to dig into our discipleship and
be fully convinced of how God has called us to live our lives in response to
his incredible grace and mercy. Our
entire lives are to be lived as a sacrifice to God and we are to give ourselves
fully to him. That includes our
mind. He is the Potter and will reshape
and renew our mind if we will turn away from the patterns of the world and
trust fully in him.
God has given us the mind of Christ, but first we must set
aside the mind molded by the world. Then—in
a life fully given to God and with a renewed mind—we will know God’s will for
us. And we should not be afraid of that
will. It is good. It is pleasing. It is perfect.
Take this week’s challenge to heart. Dig into your discipleship and become fully
convinced in your own renewed mind of how God wants you to live out your salvation.
Let’s get serious about following Jesus. We will have the time of our lives!
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