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In the biblical context, the term "positive" often relates to affirming qualities, actions, or attitudes that reflect God's character and directives. It encompasses concepts of goodness, righteousness, and faithfulness, which are encouraged throughout Scripture. For example, Philippians 4:8 urges believers to think on things that are true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable—essentially advocating a positive mindset that aligns with God's standards.Additionally, the Bible emphasizes the importance of positive actions in the life of a believer. Galatians 5:22-23 introduces the fruit of the Spirit, which includes attributes such as love, joy, peace, and kindness—positively impacting both individuals and communities. The call to live a life characterized by these virtues reflects a commitment to embodying Christ-like behavior, affirming the positive influence of faith in action. Thus, the biblical notion of "positive" encompasses both an inward disposition and outward expressions of faith that align with God's will.

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From Negative to Positive

By Norman Grubb

8.3K47:48

MAT 9:20JHN 4:14JHN 7:38JHN 14:301CO 7:22

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the concept of the "father's cup" and its connection to the devil. He emphasizes that going far in understanding this concept means recognizing that the devil, crucified, is the father's cup. The speaker also highlights the importance of recognizing the Lord's presence even in situations that may seem like the work of the devil. The sermon then transitions to discussing the different relationships believers have with God, comparing them to the relationships of little children, young men, and fathers. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the freedom that comes from being a slave to Christ and the ability to express His love.