Daily Devotional
Loving God with All Your Mind
So, if you’re like me (especially on a Sunday night before the work week starts), then your mind is probably on a million different things. I mean its not unusual for me to replay the weekend over and over all the while trying to set my mind on whats going to happen or what needs to happen starting Monday. “Yeah Yeah, we all do Frank, what’s your point?”, you might ask.Well, we are taught to love our God with all our heart, MIND and strength. But we get so preoccupied with everything else there seldom seems time to focus on God. Sad but true...However, do you ever notice that starting or ending your day by spending time with God, then your mind is full of the promises of God? You know God is with you and you are looking forward to see God’s amazing grace be manifested in your busy day. You are ready to experience miracles, receive wisdom and be a light in darkness. So let’s give a time today to the Holy Spirit to renew our mind. Then we are able to love God with all our mind and we get the better he has prepared for us, what is good, acceptable and perfect. “The Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness.”Mark 1:12 Have a blessed week! Hope you scared yourself over the weekend!Peace,
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