How do you react?
“Outlook determines outcome, and attitude determines action”
David in the Bible who was called to be King, discovered that what was important was not the circumstances around him but the attitude within him. If he was to reach his God given goals and fulfil his destiny, then he was going to have to watch his attitude towards life. He was going to have to have some attitude checks along the way.
Check his attitude to see what happened to him, watch his action or reactions to others - how he would act when he was treated unfairly. Would he love, forgive, forget, and move forward, or would he retaliate, hold and bare grudges, allow unforgiveness in his heart? How would he react towards his superiors, his wife, family, friends and peers? Would he set an example for others to follow? How would he react when God judged him, corrected him and dealt with him? Would he repent and turn back to God making restitution where possible or would he get bitter, harden his heart towards God, go on in his rebellion and strike out at others? Would he follow Saul’s example or God’s Word?
If your life is falling apart, it is likely that you are part of the problem. We have seen that unbelief and rebellion only lead to emptiness. You can continue to tear things apart with your bad attitude, or you can change your life for the better by submitting to God and allowing Him to work.
This is Dr Shaun Marler's Power Quote and thought for today - helping you to win in life through Jesus Christ
David in the Bible who was called to be King, discovered that what was important was not the circumstances around him but the attitude within him. If he was to reach his God given goals and fulfil his destiny, then he was going to have to watch his attitude towards life. He was going to have to have some attitude checks along the way.
Check his attitude to see what happened to him, watch his action or reactions to others - how he would act when he was treated unfairly. Would he love, forgive, forget, and move forward, or would he retaliate, hold and bare grudges, allow unforgiveness in his heart? How would he react towards his superiors, his wife, family, friends and peers? Would he set an example for others to follow? How would he react when God judged him, corrected him and dealt with him? Would he repent and turn back to God making restitution where possible or would he get bitter, harden his heart towards God, go on in his rebellion and strike out at others? Would he follow Saul’s example or God’s Word?
If your life is falling apart, it is likely that you are part of the problem. We have seen that unbelief and rebellion only lead to emptiness. You can continue to tear things apart with your bad attitude, or you can change your life for the better by submitting to God and allowing Him to work.
This is Dr Shaun Marler's Power Quote and thought for today - helping you to win in life through Jesus Christ
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