28/12/2023
Introduction to T. Mond’s work on Looking unto Jesus, as highlighted by Papa Tim McManigle:
Looking unto Jesus in the Scriptures. To see who He is.
Looking unto Jesus Crucified.
Looking unto Jesus To receive from Him, grace, mercy and peace for each day.
Looking unto Jesus To go forth from ourselves and to forget ourselves.
Looking unto Jesus Who having returned to the Father’s house, is preparing a place there for us.
Looking unto Jesus Whose certain return at an uncertain time is the expectation of the church.
Looking unto Jesus And not at ourselves, our opinions, preferences, tastes or desires.
Looking unto Jesus And not at the world.
Looking unto Jesus And not on Satan.
Looking unto Jesus And not on our prayers. Our pious conversations with Him or our holy prayer meetings (Many Christians are deceived into trusting in their prayers).
Looking unto Jesus And not our position in the church.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our brethren.
Looking unto Jesus And not at His enemies or ours.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our circumstances.
Looking unto Jesus And at our interest.
Looking unto Jesus And nor at our good intentions.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our strengths.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our weakness.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our sins.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our righteousness.
Looking unto Jesus And not at the law.
Looking unto Jesus And not what we are doing for Him.
Looking unto Jesus And not to our success.
Looking unto Jesus And not to our spiritual gifts.
Looking unto Jesus And not to our sorrow (Pity Party).
Looking unto Jesus And not at our victories or defeats.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our faith.
Looking unto Jesus And not to our joy.
Looking unto Jesus And not at our doubts.
Looking unto Jesus To receive knowledge.
Looking unto Jesus As long as we remain on this earth.
Looking unto Jesus Now.
Looking unto Jesus Only.
Looking unto Jesus Always.
Looking unto Jesus And nothing else. Mirror urself. Amah-kabong, 2019,35&36