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Consistency is our guardian until a changes becomes (super)natural. It is very hard work! We want to rebel in our human nature. Until we give up our rights to Christ, this spiritual battle takes on any form of restraint working toward the good things intented for us.
I pray that we persevere in fighting the "good fight" through Christ who redeemed us to be reformed in His image. In their image we were made male and female - Genesis 1:26,27
Candace
 
The Secret of Spiritual Consistency
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God forbid that I should boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ . . . —Galatians 6:14When a person is newly born again, he seems inconsistent due to his unrelated emotions and the state of the external things or circumstances in his life. The apostle Paul had a strong and steady underlying consistency in his life. Consequently, he could let his external life change without internal distress because he was rooted and grounded in God. Most of us are not consistent spiritually because we are more concerned about being consistent externally. In the external expression of things, Paul lived in the basement, while his critics lived on the upper level. And these two levels do not begin to touch each other. But Paul’s consistency was down deep in the fundamentals. The great basis of his consistency was the agony of God in the redemption of the world, namely, the Cross of Christ.
State your beliefs to yourself again. Get back to the foundation of the Cross of Christ, doing away with any belief not based on it. In secular history the Cross is an infinitesimally small thing, but from the biblical perspective it is of more importance than all the empires of the world. If we get away from dwelling on the tragedy of God on the Cross in our preaching, our preaching produces nothing. It will not transmit the energy of God to man; it may be interesting, but it will have no power. However, when we preach the Cross, the energy of God is released. ". . . it pleased God through the foolishness of the message preached to save those who believe. . . . we preach Christ crucified . . ." ( 1 Corinthians 1:21, 23 ). - by Oswald Chambers, My Utmost for His Highest