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Chapter 21
I AM Changing
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Change is real and necessary for spiritual growth. Initially, for salvation, we must change our mind (repent) and agree that God’s way is better than our way. When we do that, we become ... (2 Corinthians 5:17)
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After we have been saved, for spiritual maturity to develop, we must allow the Holy Spirit to ... (Romans 12:2)
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As the Holy Spirit renews our minds, we will begin to change the way we respond to a stressful situation. Instead of staying up all night worrying, trying to figure out a way to fix things, we will begin to pray and ... (Proverbs 3:5)
a) vs. 5a:
b) vs. 5b:
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Have you ever felt like running away from home? At least for a little while? Life has many pressures, and sometimes we feel that we cannot handle one more thing. Instead of running around in panic mode (perhaps your normal reaction), what does the Lord recommend that you do from time to time? (Mark 6:31)
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Many of us, when troubles come along, call all our friends and relatives to tell them about the latest crisis and get a little sympathy. When life’s pressures and difficulties weigh you down, consider changing this response to praying the Word. To pray the Word, simply take a passage of Scripture and personalize it by changing the verses to read “me,’ “my,” and “mine.”
David knew what it was like to be besieged by trouble, and some of the most encouraging passages can be found in his writings. Psalm 121 is a good place to practice this kind of prayer. Personalize verse 8 here, and then memorize it.
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These changes in the way you think and respond are possible. You can do it. How was the Apostle Paul able to do all things? (Philippians 4:13)
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What are we able to do on our own, apart from Christ?
a) John 5:30:
b) John 15:5:
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What advice, then, would you give to someone trying to make godly changes in his/her response to stress? (Answers will vary.)
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Our staff is willing to join with you in prayer as you strive to make changes in the way you think and react in times of trouble. Do you have a prayer request at this time? (Personal - answer not required.)
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