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APPs = Applying Positive Practices
“Apply
the Positive Practice of PATIENCE with People"
But
the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering (PATIENCE),
gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, temperance: against such there is no
law.
(Galatians
5:22-23)
PATIENCE is "waiting with the right attitude” (BKLC)
Dr. Rosché says: We all desire to have what we want when
we want it and how we want it.We are born with this desire as we all
know that babies cry and experiencing a level of distress when they don't get
what they want when they want it. Toddlers throw tantrums and Teenagers develop
negative attitudes followed by rebellion and disobedience. Many adults know and
understand this experience very well. When will my baby daddy step up and
be a better father? When will my baby momma stop using my child as a pawn to
get what she wants? When will my children start listening to me? When will my
loved one grow up and stop acting like child? Overall, when will they
get what I am trying to say to them to help improve their lives? So the
question is how do we grow up and change our attitude about waiting,
especially on other's behaviors to change?
In order to be patient or wait with
the right attitude, it begins with changing your internal dialogue.
A)
Pay attention to when you are not patient
B)
Know your triggers
C)
What are you saying to yourself about the situation or person?
D)
What is the storyline about how they are wrong? Need to change Now?
Change
the Narrative in your head?
Where
we often go astray with the becoming patient is that we often try to change the
other person that is causing our discomfort. But the problem is that it’s not
them whom we have control over but only our mindset and ourselves.
In
order to have the right attitude with people Bishop Keith Clark
says you have to
- Stop Complaining
- Stop Comparing the person with others and evaluate them on their own merit
- Prayerfully and positively encourage them to make necessary changes
- Only continue patience with those who are making Attempts and not Excuses
Patience
is endurance in difficult circumstances, which means it is important to notice
your feelings then respond instead of react when you become
impatient with others pace of progress. Once you master this you will be
happier, peaceful and successful!!!
I know it’s WORKand
it’s easier to continue to do the same thing over and over again because you
and Drama have become such close friends over the years, but
break yourself from this friend and introduce yourself to some new friends
named Peace, Hope, and Success. Nobody said it would be easy, but
God hasn’t brought you this far to LEAVE you. Remember to ask for
HIS Guidance in beginning this process. I am here for you too and
I’m willing to answer any questions you may have about what hinders your
ability to make progress in this area.
Catch
the next APP to Download for your life
on
the World Hit Gospel Show on 106 KMEL or iHeart radio with
Tinka,
Bishop Keith Clark, and Dr. Rosché
at
6 am—10am on Sunday Mornings.
Dr. Rosché
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