“Judge
not, that ye be not judged.
V2 For
with what judgement ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye
mete, it shall be measured to you again.”
God
thinking allows the Spirit of God within you to commune with your spirit for
the purpose of giving you the mind of Christ.
With the
mind of Christ you can take the higher path.
Here’s where we get confused.
Because of past teachings and some beliefs we have acquired by default -
we think of the higher path as something that is for the cleric or guru, the
priest or the pastor or an enlightened one.
In some
religions it is thought to be one who has reached ‘nervana’, or to become
‘clear”. And for our friends the
cucumber worshipers, the higher path might be in the way you pick your cucumbers.
Note: I know this is ridiculous, but there are those who worship vegetables.
But in
essence, the higher path has nothing to do with what you are called or what you do for a living. It has
everything to do with who you are and how you think.
Choosing
the higher path is when you allow God to have input into how you do your job or
how you handle a situation.
As a body
mechanic the higher path might be found in an ethical question that arises
during a restoration project. He or she
finds a rather costly but needed repair that was missed in the estimate. Do you tell the owner or the body shop and disclose the
unfortunate discovery, taking the chance that you might get in trouble. Do you tell the customer and take a chance of having them think you are incompetent?"
Excerpt from God Thinking VIII - Ministering In The Spirit by Keith C. Powell Copyright 2015
Excerpt from God Thinking VIII - Ministering In The Spirit by Keith C. Powell Copyright 2015
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