Each day is a new battlefront in my mind. My default is to think negatively, in defeat. I often wonder what will go wrong today, what unsolved issue will flair up, or I’ll imagine a new episode of a distanced relationship. But the Philippians 4 reference has been a huge help in starting the day. Reminding myself to think and talk with what is good, honorable and truthful is a wise pattern to develop. I’m plagued less with defeat and feeling victimized, even though that is my default. May our Father be pleased with our progress in thinking patterns.
Saturday, July 29, 2023
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