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The book “Thinking Like Jesus: Understanding the mind of Christ” says that When Paul penned this verse in his own language, he chose an interesting word for “mind."
The word mind here means "attitude" or "thinking."
Therefore, the word implies that the mind of Christ is not a mere creed, theory, or formula—it is an attitude!
God tells us how to think and act.
Paul asks a rhetorical question here “if there be” how many has Jesus consoled and encouraged.
How many has He wrapped in His arms and comforted with His love.
How many has felt His compassion all through your mind, body, and soul.
Yes, when Jesus saves He fills us with His love.
God tells us in that second verse that we should have a mind of unity with the same love, being of one accord and one mind like Jesus.
God wants His church to be unified.
Our fight is not with each other but with the enemy and if we fight together nothing can stop us.
We also need the attitude of humility.
We need to take off our prideful hats and take up our humble hearts.
Humility is the greatest attitude you can have if you want to go higher in God.
God hates pride but loves a humble spirit.
God tells us also that we need a mind of selflessness.
We have to be willing to give of ourselves to help our brother and sisters.
We never know when we might need someone to help us in our time of need.
Paul tells us to think about others more than you think about ourselves.
This is what Jesus did and that’s the kind of attitude He want His body to have.
If We Want To Be Victorious in Christ Our Mind Need To Be Like His
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