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Creative Disciple Newsletter
March 3, 2024
#42

Sober Minded, Spiritually Informed

For March, our focus is on the quality of sober-mindedness. The apostle Paul used this word in 1 Timothy 3:2 to refer to a mind informed by Scripture. It functions in a way that is based on a biblical perspective, so it is level-headed and able to reason in difficult situations, not rushing to extreme perspectives. Explore the meaning of this quality and include it in your monthly focus on developing godly character.

Focused Discipleship

#PersonalLife Renewing your life begins with renewing your mind. It will not come easy, so here’s how to protect your reading time.

#ChurchLife Here are some legitimate reasons why the church needs apologetics. Pastors, help your people keep the sinful mind at bay.

#FamilyLife Here are some ways to help your children think biblically and some ways to guard them from harmful entertainment.

#WorkLife The world force can be strenuous and chaotic, but we can have peace of mind. Keith Whelton gives us six ways that God is at work for you — at your work.

Soaping Ezra

Divine Protection

Ezra, trusting only in God’s protection during their perilous journey, accounts for the people, Levites, and the king’s supplied resources. Let’s explore Ezra 8 with the SOAP method.

Weekly Wallpaper

Sensible Mind

Godly people make sound judgments based on God’s wisdom. The term “sober-minded” refers to someone sharp in their thinking and shaped with a biblical worldview. Let this design remind you that you must build the character of a sensible mind as a godly person.

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Until next time.

For the Kingdom,
Jacob Abshire
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