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Philippians 4:8–9
Take a minute to give your imagination a workout. Consider your mind a factor a busy, bustling workshop of action and production. That’s not far from the truth. Your mind is a
thought factory. Every day on that internal assembly line it produces thousands, even
hundreds of thousands, of thoughts. Production in your thought factory is under the charge of two foremen. The names on their hard hats are Mr. Gainground and Mr. Slideback. Mr. Gainground, as you’d imagine, oversees the production of positive thoughts. At the pull of a lever, wholesome, encouraging, reassuring plans and positive ideas roll down the belt and appear in the showroom.
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2 Samuel 1:11–12; 2:1
Are you ready to step into God’s great unknown and trust Him with the results? Great! But before you jump, be sure of four things:
Be sure it’s the Lord who is speaking.
Be sure the decision doesn’t contradict Scripture.
Be sure your motive is unselfish and pure.
Be sure the “leap” won’t injure others or your testimony.
Not long after Saul’s death, David, the beleaguered shepherd king, suddenly found himself at the helm of Israel’s vast kingdom. Finally, in his rightful place, David could have taken matters into his own hands. Most leaders would have charged into position, like a bull in a jewelry store, upsetting the status quo. Not David. Instead, he did something remarkable: