Thots for Life

August 2002
By John Mason - From Enemy
Called Average
Christians should be the happiest, most enthusiastic, people
on earth. In fact, the word enthusiasm comes from a Greek Word, entheous
which means AGod within@
or "full of God."
3 Things To Remember That Will Improve Your Face Value!
A Smiling
- Being Happy and Enthusiastic - Is Always a Choice and not a Result!
It is a decision that must be consciously made. Enthusiasm and joy and
happiness will improve your personality and people’s opinion of you. It will
help you keep a proper perspective on life. Helen Keller said, "Keep your
face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow!@
The bigger the challenge you are facing the more enthusiasm you need. The
Bible says "Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ
Jesus." Philippians 2:5. I believe that Jesus was a
man who had a smile on His face, a spring in His step and joy on His
countenance.
A Our
Attitude Always Tells Others What We Expect In Return!
A smile is powerful weapon. It can even break the ice. You will find that
being happy and enthusiastic is like a head cold - it is very, very
contagious. A laugh a day will keep negative people away. You will also find
that as enthusiasm increases, stress and fear in your life will decrease! The
Bible says, "The joy of the LORD is your strength." Nehemiah
8:10 (NIV)
Many people say, "Well no wonder that person is happy, confident and
positive; if I had his job and assets, I would be happy too!" Such
thinking falsely assumes that successful people are positive because they have
a good income and lots of possessions. But the reverse is true. Such people
probably have a good income and lots of possessions as a result of being
happy, positive and confident.
A Enthusiasm
Always Motivates To Action. No Significant Accomplishment Has Ever Been Made
Without Enthusiasm!
As Christians we have a promise from the Lord, "If you obey my
commands, you will remain in my love, just as I have obeyed my Father's
commands and remain in his love. I have told you this so that my joy may be in
you and that your joy may be complete." John 15:10-11 (NIV)
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