Patrick,
Thank you for making very insightful contributions to our discussion this week. You declare, the Apostle "Paul's reaffirms that the only thing we need concern ourselves with is the will of God. Memorizing these lines and repeating them daily they become the Christian mantra to become mindful in the mindfulness of Jesus." I concur with your credo. A vast amount of Christians has already conformed themselves with the will of the universe, rather than the will of God. I breathe and live by Paul's message, "Concern ourselves with the Will of God."
The Biblical scripture (Romans 12:1-2) transparently elucidates that we are called upon as Christians to become "living sacrifices." I opine that, when we exercise this notion, we completely
Thank you for making very insightful contributions to our discussion this week. You declare, the Apostle "Paul's reaffirms that the only thing we need concern ourselves with is the will of God. Memorizing these lines and repeating them daily they become the Christian mantra to become mindful in the mindfulness of Jesus." I concur with your credo. A vast amount of Christians has already conformed themselves with the will of the universe, rather than the will of God. I breathe and live by Paul's message, "Concern ourselves with the Will of God."
The Biblical scripture (Romans 12:1-2) transparently elucidates that we are called upon as Christians to become "living sacrifices." I opine that, when we exercise this notion, we completely