I recently started a great book a few months ago. I started this book with the idea that I would learn how I could be a miner for women, just like you. However, this book has served me divinely. The book I am talking about is the Whole woman through Kristin L. Kellen and Julia B. Higgins.
One decrease that I received from reading this book was that our spirits should be very like women. According to this book, being a whole woman is that God comes from our being in every crack and love God with all our heart, spirit, soul and power. As in Mark 12:30 NLT says:
And you have to do the Gentleman Your God with all your heart, all your soul, all your spirit and all your power.
And as with our heart that I wrote about in a previous post, we must love our Lord God with our Spirit as He created us a long time ago. It’s okay if you feel your way back to him. However, make sure that you make room for the Holy Spirit to also infiltrate your mind.
Our mind is so powerful that even the moments the Scripture reminds us and warns us of the dangers of listening and trusting what is only in your thoughts and information process. Our Spirit needs God as much as He needs to love Him with our Spirit. So what does that look like?
What does it mean to love God with the whole Spirit?
Great question! Many only believe that love is and can only be expressed by the heart. In life and the relationship, however, I learned that love is so much more than the expectations of feelings.
Loving God with the Spirit requires daily decision -making to love, to do the right things and to know that he will take you to your designated destination. Loving God chooses daily to support/respect, while not loving God with your Spirit with your Spirit to lose the focus and allow your own sinful thoughts to overwhelm you.
Why loving God with all your Spirit is so important to us as women?
It is an important decision for women because we are so emotional and heart -weaving in contrast to our male counterparts. Often we do not know when we have to divorce or emotional experience of logic to maximize and be efficient in performing a task or activity.
Don’t get me wrong; Being an emotional being is not a bad thing. I had to come to the pure that we do our emotions as we do, apart from God’s original design and intention for women. Yet we have to lean on God with regard to understanding our emotions, what they tell us, and control them so that they want to be a stumbling block for our love, faith and hope.
All three are safe and safe if we choose to love God with all our heart, spirit, soul and power.
How can we love God with the whole Spirit?
There are many ways to love God with all your mind. As we know, your will, thoughts and storage of memories in the mind that can be fantastic or defective. It is between you, God and the Holy Spirit with regard to the best expression through the Spirit to show love to God. Here are a few ways:
- Meditate about the word – Thinking about his regulations
- Listen to the Bible Or teaching biblical sound through sermons about the truth of God are a gateway to the Spirit.
- Pray that God heals your Spirit– behavior that follows, and to give you his wisdom and knowledge
- Think of God all the time And what pleases him, keeps him high with honor
- Are determined and dedicated To know God
- Ask God to see things as He does– Eyes are the gateway to the mind.
- Look for God to help make decision -making And to increase your consciousness of the greater purpose of what is for you.
10 Love Bible verses about God with all your Spirit
Below I share 10 writings that help you lines your Spirit as God desires and to the things that please him. If we do this, we can say that we love God by loving His commandments and loving Him with everything we have.
1. Philippians 2: 5 NLT
“You must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.”
One thing about loving God with your Spirit is that you have to give him everything. Your thoughts, reasoning and wants to be presented to the Lord.
One of our great examples of loving God with all our Spirit is in the person represented in this verse. Jesus walked this life daily, lovingly God with His thoughts, understanding and daily decisions. It takes us the daily decision to have the same spirit (attitude) as Christ to honestly know what it is like to walk away this kind of love.
2. Colossians 3: 2 NLT
“Think of the things of heaven, not the things of the earth.”
I have discovered that our flesh often tries to keep us on the problems of this world in this life. It can sometimes feel as if we have chairs in the front row for the tests and trials to be a single mother. Know, however, that we are not called to think about such things while we love God with all your Spirit.
We are called to think about the things of heaven. What are those things of heaven? I thought you would never ask. The things of heaven include but are not limited to God’s knowledge, truth, justice, eternal life and the mysteries of heaven.
3. Psalm 119: 15 NLT
“I will study and think about your ways.”
The best way to love God is to read His Word. This verse calls you to study its commandments, which means that you have to commit them in your thinking process and understanding. In exchange, you start to marinate and implement those truths/principles in your daily walk, which ultimately operates on its roads.
God has not inspired the Bible, so we can say that we read it and that it is a lifelong bestseller. He inspired the Bible to change our minds, and our ways would be a reflection of him, as we were made to his image.
4. Romans 12: 2 NLT
“Do not copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by the way you think you change. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasant and perfect.”
God tends to start with us when it comes to repentance and salvation. However, when He grows us and sanctifies us, God transforms us into whom we are always created to be through our minds.
Loving God with your Spirit is to surrender the way you think of Him so that he can transform you according to His will. In your surrender you are perfect, complete and a glare in God’s eye.
5. 2 Corinthians 10: 5 NLT
“We destroy every pride that keeps people from knowing God. We catch their rebellious thoughts and teach them to obey Christ.”
Our thoughts are an important part of our journey with Christ. Our Spirit can be the catalyst who brings us deeper with God or the barrier for our fully knowing God.
As his children, we must actively filter what comes to us and fighting in the mind to retain authority about our real estate in the brain. To get the hang of your thoughts, you must first subject them and place them at the feet of Jesus. Throwing away the thoughts that you catch early when you have a tough day to prevent the enemy from placing his feet on the coffee table of your life.
6. 1 Peter 1: 13NLT
“So prepare your mind for action and exercise self -control. Put all your hope on the graceful salvation that will come to you when Jesus Christ is revealed to the world.”
This verse reminds us of keeping our focus on the price of Jesus’ return. Your Spirit should not love God, but actively choose the many things that try to come and take his place in your life.
I like this fresh because we also want to believe that we have self -control, we don’t do that. To achieve the level of discipline that is needed to have good self -control, we need the power and power of the Holy Spirit to act and practice the fruit in a way that God pleases every day. I admonish you to give all your hope for the rescue that was predicted by the above fresh.
7. John 14:15 NLT
“If you love me, obey my commandments.”
This small but powerful verse reminds us that love is synonymous with obedience. Yes, obedience is God’s love language.
We are also reminded that love motivates obedience and obedience represents an act of love towards someone. So the next time you have trouble getting your child (ren) obedient, you love them harder.
Loving God with all your mind motivates you to be obedient to His orders and regulations.
8. Romans 7:25 NLT
“Thank goodness! The answer is our Lord in Jesus Christ. So you see what it is like: in my mind I really want to obey God’s law, but because of my sinful nature I am a slave of sin.”
Our sinful nature will always try to challenge our mind, especially if we repair our mind on concentrating on God and loving Him. Yet this verse gives us the answer to this challenge.
Jesus will always be the answer to the challenges of life. Jesus has walked on this earth and experiences the same temptations that we have and will confront. Yet Jesus lived a flawless life.
Remember this the next time you want to go from the path to righteous, single mother. There is nothing new under the sun, and Jesus gave his life so that you can end this life in good condition with God. Don’t give up, keep fighting! Joy is coming!
9. Philippians 4: 8 NLT
“And now, dear brothers and sisters, a last thing. Solve your thoughts about what is true and honorable, and good, and pure and beautiful and admirable. Think about things that are excellent and worth praise.”
Now that we have spoken a lot about the Spirit and what we have to do with our minds, there is still a verse here to identify specific types of thoughts that should be in our mind after we have cleaned all the thoughts that tried to come across our faith.
It is time to take authority about what we let ourselves think about and get involved, single mothers. Some of us get stuck in conversations of bitterness, anger, division and gossip. Yet God has called us to become entangled in things that promote truth, transformation, love and healthy mental relationships.
It is not difficult either. It is time to act on our love and to exercise the self -control that we have received from the Holy Spirit.
10. Romans 8: 6 NLT
“So having your sinful nature controls leads to death. But having the Spirit control leads to life and peace.”
Last but not least, this verse reminds us why it is so important to love God with all our minds and to trust the Spirit to help us. If we do not allow the Holy Spirit to help us in what it means to love God with everything we have, we can fall into the fall of our sinful nature, so that we lead to a lifeless life.
Our mind should not be left to ask itself and explore too much, because this can lead to idolatry and confusion. Allowing the Holy Spirit, on the other hand, will control and guide what is coming in and out, leads us to peace and freedom that we want and that God has always wanted for us.
Bonus verses:
- Psalm 139: 17
- Isaiah 55: 8
- Psalm 94:11
- 1 Corinthians 2:16
- John 14: 1-31
- 1 John 2: 3
All in all,
God is so good! We can love him in many different ways. By maintaining his commandments and to put ourselves on this that brings joy and pleasure to God, everything is good.
While you are starting this journey to become deeper in love in God, you know that he wants you to know who he is real and that he is very happy that you are everything that comes to mind for him. Rest in the fact that you have a father in heaven who cares about your mind and what is stored in it.
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