Controlled Thinking.

                                                                    Controlled Thinking.


We can Think, “Anything We Like”.


“Above All”, be careful “What You Think” because “Your Thoughts Control Your Life”. (Proverbs 4:23)


Control What You Think “Because”, What You Think Will Control You.


Our Daily Nugget

is Solomon letting us know that we Must Be Careful “What We Think”.  This verse also means that “We Can Control What We Think”.  We cannot control the “ideas”  or “images” that comes “to” our Thinking Process.  But, we can accept or reject those ideas, those images.  If we accept the idea it will become “What” we Think.  If we reject the “idea” it will not become  “What” we Think..


The Controlling of What We Think 

is “Negative or Positive”; Negative leads to death, Positive leads to Life..


Self Control (Virtue), which is Positive Control, is Governing your own fleshly lusts, speech, and reactions, “To Honor God”.


Sinful Control (Idolatry), which is Negative Control, is Trying to control other people or circumstances out of “fear or pride”, which the Bible treats as a “Lack of Trust in God’s Sovereignty”.  We Revert to this when we “Do Not Trust God”.


Solomon said, “Above All”, 

“Be Careful ‘What’ You Think”, Because “This Determines Our Life”.


Our Abilities and our Inabilities are “The Fruit of What We Think”.  God said we Have Not because we Ask Not.  Ask God to Bless you with the Wisdom to Think Right; this will give you the Ability to Live Right.


If we Think Right, we will teach our children to Think Right.  If we Think Wrong, we will teach our children to Think Wrong.  Beware of Religion and Tradition; Neither are our Instruction Manual.  God has Great Blessings for the parents who teaches their children to Think Right, and God has Great Cruses for the parents who teach their children to Think Wrong.  God’s Word, The Bible, is Our Instruction Manual on Right Thinking, which leads to Right Living.


Ask God to Bless You to Control Your Thinking; 

He’ll Answer Your Prayer.

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