Thinc Diphruntly

Thinc Diphruntly in Order That We Do Not Simply Do What Is Right In Our Own Eyes

June 19, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

Judges 17:6; 21:25. Because of God's revelation of what is right, we do not have to wonder what is right or wrong. Our life goal should be to allow His judgments of right and wrong to become our judgments. May we view life from God's vantage point. May we choose God's ways for our good.

Thinc Diphruntly to Live By the Law of the Mind

June 12, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

Romans 7:22-23. We all have a problem. There is a law of sin that will keep us from keeping God's law. The law of sin is overcome when we adopt the law of the mind. That happens as we Thinc Diphruntly. May we allow God to help us to think differently that the world thinks. May we seek to follow the law of God and live by the law of the mind.

Thinc Diphruntly to Win the War

May 29, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

2 Corinthians 10:1-6. The application of this passage to our lives is easy to make. We are in a real war each day. From 2 Corinthians 10:1-6, we learn how to fight the good fight of faith. There will be an ultimate victory for all of us who will be and will remain Christ's followers. There can also be victory in every segment of life as we learn to wage war according to God's ways.

Repentance Helps Us Thinc Diphruntly

May 15, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

Thinc Diphruntly about Two Great Preachers

May 8, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

Psalm 19. Preachers can be some of the strangest people at times. At times, preachers try to appear scholarly. There are two powerful preachers that help us to live in tune with God. Psalm 19 helps us to Thinc Diphruntly concerning at least two preachers. May we make the decision and choice of :14!

Thinc Diphruntly about Thorns

May 1, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

2 Corinthians 12:1-10. God's ways are not always what we expect. That is why we need to learn to think differently. Paul's experiences described in 2 Corinthians 12 are a great example of different thinking because of God's unexpected ways. "We do not live on explanations; we live on promises." We should be ecncouraged by God''s promises to help us with our thorns.

Thinc Diphruntly to Develop Healthy Habits

April 10, 2016 • Ken Gemeinhart

Ephesians 4:22-24. Character is the result of habits. Habits are the result of repeated actions. Actions are the result of thoughts. To develop healthy habits, we need to "Thinc Diphruntly." We need God's help for our behavior modifications. That begins with God's help to guide us to "Thinc Diphruntly."