Matthew 13:54 - Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. “Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?” they asked. - Who was teaching and what was he teaching about? It was Christ and He was teaching about Himself. As the scripture tells us His listeners were amazed at His wisdom and miraculous powers. Christ uses this wisdom and His miraculous powers to watch over us and teach us about Himself. What About Jesus?

Although God will bless His people, there are some things that He will not agree with--for example, our religious mindsets. The Holy Spirit cannot stay and dwell in these wrong concepts as they are contrary to the truth, because He is the Spirit of Truth.

THERE ARE THREE MINDSETS WE NEED TO CHANGE:

The FIRST mindset is one that most Christians can be guilty of. Either consciously or unconsciously, WE ARE TRYING TO CHANGE OUR OLD NATURE (OLD MAN) AND IMPROVE OURSLEVES....

"But by His doing you are in Christ Jesus, who became to us wisdom from God, and righteousness and sanctification, and redemption," - 1 Corinthians 1:3

We want us to speak the decrees and commands that bring life. Guard your words. Begin to speak light and speak life into your circumstances and every aspect of life.

God uses circumstances to show us wrong mindsets so that we see the need to adjust. Understanding the mind of Christ is knowing how Jesus walked...

[QUOTE=pdw;65764309]Even if you believe democracy is fake, you don’t think it’s desirable?[/quote]

In a Darwinian world, governments must always pursue their national interests, and the only true national interest is self-preservation. Which in practical terms means power, economic growth(money), self-defense, stability, etc.

It doesn't matter what a government wants to be, it must first survive. For a government, the ideal would be pursuing the national interests...

Abraham waited, trusted, and believed for HIS promise (Isaac), not fully realizing yet how it played a role in God's bigger promises that He was, and still is, establishing. (Genesis 18:11-15)

Many of us are waiting for our "Isaacs" to come in many forms, but what will happen when we receive such? Will we rest in that beautiful promise, or will we take that promise and keep moving forward -- moving from glory to glory advancing His Kingdom, believing God for as many Isaacs...