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Why Many Don’t Think

Explore the importance of thinking and its impact on our lives. Discover the different types of thinking - evil, warped, overconfident, and deceived. Reflect on how childhood, youth, adulthood, prime of life, old age, and even the deathbed influence our thinking. Finally, evaluate your own thinking towards God and don't delay in considering Him today.

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Why Many Don’t Think

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  1. Why Many Don’t Think “As he thinketh …so is he…” (Prov. 23:7)

  2. Man is a Thinking, Rational Being • My father used to say: “Son, use your head! Stop and think!” • God made us to think (Gen. 1:26-27) • Sober thinking is required (Rom. 12:1-3) • Right thinking is required (Phil. 4:8) • Is God in your thoughts (Psa. 10:4-11)?

  3. Some Don’t Think Right • Evil thinking (Mt. 9:4) • Warped thinking (Jn. 16:2) • Over-confident thinking (1 Cor. 10:12) • Deceived thinking (Gal. 6:3; Jas. 1:26)

  4. Others Don’t Think At All • Childhood – too undisciplined (Prov. 29:15) • Youth – too care-free (Eccl. 11:9 – 12:1) • Adulthood – too busy (Lk. 10:40; 12:16-21) • Prime of life – too worried (Mt. 6:25) • Old age – too weak (1 K. 11:4) • Deathbed – too late (Lk. 16:25-26)

  5. Stop and Think! • How is your thinking toward God (Lk. 12:40)? • Don’t put off thinking about him today!

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