Subject: these are the things that should not be in the body of Christ.
Wisdom speaks.
We must strive to do better daily we can’t be who we used to be and who Christ want us to be at the same time. There must be a change in our thinking it’s the only way our behavior will be changed and that’s how we will know that we are in Christ.
Romans 12:2
Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.
Divine story time.
Romans 12:2 instructs believers to resist conforming to worldly, sinful patterns and instead be transformed by renewing their minds to discern Elohim perfect will. This verse serves as the practical application of the gospel, shifting from theology (chapters 1–11) to living as "living sacrifices" in response to Elohim mercy.
1 manipulation.
2 fake love.
3 jealousy.
4 sex out of wedlock.
5 using drugs and getting drunk.
6 orgies.
7 greed.
8 whipping people from the pulpit.
9 lieology.
10 acting holy or righteous given Elohim lip service, knowing that He deserves spiritual heart service.
11 faking it until you make it spiritually ain’t no future in fronting spiritually.
12 acting like you have super knowledge.
13 being a racist.
14 baiting people back into their trauma.
15 being fake and phony.
16 not knowing how to tell or live the truth.
17 acting like you love Elohim , but you just want Elohim for the come up.
18 not spending time with Elohim or studying his word.
19 post in scripture not living the scripture that’s posted.
20 butter, people up to get them on your platform and once you’re done using the person, they don’t hear nothing else from you.
21 you care more about a person gifts than you do about the person.
2 Corinthians 5:17
Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.
Divine story time.
2 Corinthians 5:17 the verse, set within Paul’s discussion of reconciliation and Christ's love constraining believers, emphasizes a radical spiritual transformation where believers are forgiven and empowered to live for Elohim rather than themselves.
As someone who has walked the path of spiritual growth, I've found that true transformation comes not from superficial changes but from renewing the mind daily, as Romans 12:2 teaches. It's easy to fall into behaviors listed in the article—like fake love, jealousy, or focusing on gifts rather than the person—but honestly facing and rejecting these habits marks genuine progress in faith. One personal insight I’ve gained is that 'being the change you wish to see in the world' truly starts with being honest with yourself. For example, acting 'holy' or giving Elohim lip service without heartfelt commitment creates a barrier, not a bridge, in my spiritual walk. I learned the hard way that spiritual authenticity involves vulnerability, admitting faults, and pursuing deeper intimacy with God through study and prayer. Also, the call to avoid ‘baiting people back into their trauma’ hits home in community life. As believers, fostering genuine healing and encouragement rather than reopening wounds is vital. When I prioritize truth and compassion over quick fixes or superficial support, relationships within the Body grow stronger and souls are lifted. Moreover, spending time with Elohim and living out scripture rather than just posting verses online has been transformative for me. It aligns perfectly with the teaching in 2 Corinthians 5:17, which reminds us that, in Christ, old patterns must pass away. This ongoing renewal isn’t a one-time event but a daily commitment to reflect Christ’s love sincerely. Finally, I’ve realized that focusing too much on spiritual 'knowledge' or platform growth can distract from the core purpose: loving God and others genuinely. The greatest growth I've experienced came when I put relationship above performance and service above self-interest. In sum, these reflections reinforce that the journey Christ calls us to involves deep inner change, consistent effort to shed worldly influences, and a community grounded in truth and grace. This is how we truly become new creations and reflect God’s perfect will in our lives.
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