It's Time For a Spiritual Checkup
Is Your Thermometer Gauge Hot, Cold or Luke Warm?
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Checking Your Temperature
How much steam can you handle before you blow off?
The Word of God says to grow angry, but sin not. Although the previous chapter discusses the ramifications of ignoring minor pressure problems which can often progress to anger, please know that as Christians, we will ultimately become angry at times. The anger becomes a problem when we allow our anger to cause us to sin. It is vital that you listen very closely to the Holy Spirit during this time, who tells you exactly what He is directed to tell you. It's in our best interest as Christians to strive to control our temperature which regulates our anger. We don't want our uncontrollable steam to blow off and cause someone to stumble. When we allow this to happen, we no longer represent the light of Jesus Christ, but darkness. We can't represent the light of Jesus and darkness at the same time.
"Be ye angry, and sin not: Let not the sun go down upon your wrath"
Ephesians 4:26
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About the Book
In her debut novel, Minister Frances Knight-Pinckney will show you successful ways to live as a Christian without conforming to the world. As Christians today, we are faced with many challenges, yet we are expected to live a certain lifestyle. Just as our physical body requires a checkup from our doctors, our spiritual body requires a checkup from God. By reading this book, you will discover what sets you apart from this world and why a spiritual checkup is vital on this Christian journey. In return, you will either begin or continue to live a life that is indeed pleasing to God!"
About the Author
Minister Frances Knight-Pinckney has included testimonies by way of her personal "Life Experiences" after each chapter for the purposes of encouragement. As the Holy Spirit speaks directly to you, journal your thoughts and answers to the questions in the sections provided. When it comes to regulating your temperature, you cannot go wrong when you allow the Holy Spirit to be the monitor of your thermostat.