Mind

John gives the word logos new significance by using it to describe Jesus himself. Logos is not simply a combination of letters but the expression of a message. When John calls Jesus “the Word,” he is saying that Jesus is both the mind and the message of God.

C. H. Spurgeon pastored in London in the 1800s. His writing is relevant and straight to the point. In a book called An All-round Ministry, Spurgeon exhorts believers to do something that counts for Jesus.

What do you need to surrender to God, your Master?

The things that fill our thinking, the things that move our hearts, the things that form our words all enter through the gateway of the eyes.

The promises God makes will come to be.

Depend on him. He will take care of you.

God reminds us that the battle is not ours to fight. He will be the One fighting for us.

Pray that God will give you an “understanding mind” to accomplish everything he has for you to do.

Determine what God has called you to do; then, go about getting it done.