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daily walk and conversation

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Announcements › Forums › Doctrine of Atonement – October 21st, 2018 › daily walk and conversation

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  • October 16, 2018 at 4:47 pm #7404
    spencel
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    “If Truth is overcoming error in your daily walk and conversation…This is having our part in the at-one-ment with Truth and Love.” by Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health p. 21

    The word humility and pride popped out to me in this Lesson. The website biblestudytools.com stated Pride-“stands in contrast to the word ‘humble'”, and “is preferring self-will to God’s will”, and “shifts ultimate confidence from God to self.”

    This Lesson is a good reminder of “having our part” by daily following Jesus precepts. It gave me a greater sense of living church when I realized that Jesus expressed church where ever he went.

    A light went off for me that by destroying thoughts of pride expressed in such things as personal glory, selfish motives, fault finding, criticism, excuses, self pity, victim thinking, comparisons, impatience, worry what others think, the list could go on, I am opening my heart to humility.

    I feel the strength in this daily work when I do it and I am grateful to be learning the discipline of this moment by moment living using a Plainfield practitioner for support and participating here.

    I have a note to remind myself daily to, “Humble your talk, accelerate your walk.” by Carey Nieuwhof

    October 18, 2018 at 2:12 pm #7408
    bbachester
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    Thank you very much for that post. I needed that today.

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