Let us run with perseverance
the race marked out for us.
Let us Fix Our Eyes On Jesus,
the author and perfecter of our faith.
– Hebrews 12:2
Fix Your Thoughts On Jesus,
the apostle and high priest whom we confess.
– Hebrews 3:1
Since, then, you have been raised with Christ,
Set Your Hearts On Things Above,
where Christ is seated at the
right hand of God.
Set Your Minds On Things Above,
Not On Earthly Things.
For you died, and your life is now hidden
with Christ in God.
When Christ, who is your life, appears,
then you also will appear
with Him in glory.
– Colossians 3:1-4
Therefore, we do not lose heart.
Thought outwardly we are wasting away,
yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.
For our light and momentary troubles
are achieving for us an eternal glory
that far outweighs them all.
So we Fix Our Eyes not on what is seen,
but on what is unseen.
For what is seen is temporary,
but what is unseen is eternal.
– 2 Corinthians 4:16-18
Then Peter got down out of the boat,
walked on the water and came toward Jesus.
But When He Saw The Wind,
He Was Afraid
and, beginning to sink, cried out,
"Lord, save me!"
Immediately Jesus reached out His hand
and caught him.
"You of little faith," He said,
"why did you doubt?"
– Matthew 14:29-31
Satan wants us to Doubt the Word of God.
He wants to Distract us from spiritual things.
He wants to Disable us in the Lord's service.
He wants to Destroy us physically.
His primary strategy: Deception.
The only way to avoid these tactics is
to keep our eyes on Jesus
and not on the problem.
– Dr. Charles Stanley
Many believers gaze at their problems and
glance at the Lord.
We need to gaze at the Lord and
glance at our problems.
quoted by Joni Earekson Tada
When we are blind-sided:
* Focus on the cause of the anxiety
(becomes a magnet)
or
* Focus on God
(when you take your focus off God,
you will be thrown off balance)
– Dr. Charles Stanley
How shall we fix our eyes on things unseen?
There is no other answer but faith,
faith in the character of God Himself.
That and no other is the anchor for our souls.
– Elisabeth Elliott