Human minds are not naturally pure; they are universally
defiled with sin. They are often harnessed, engaged and occupied by so many
stimuli, which appeal to our fleshly interests and do not engage us to think or
meditate on spiritual truth. Paul here appeals to minds which are in Christ and
thus have been purified through His saving power, and are open and sincere to
receive truth. He proceeds, as we should all do to one another in Christian
fellowship and ministry, to remind and stir up the memories of those pure and
godly truths we have heard and received. Reiterating truth strengthens our
knowledge of it and conviction for it. The things we learned when we were first
saved, and those we experienced as we walked with God, should remain pertinent,
fresh and exciting to our hearts and minds. This process of remembering
spiritual things, good things, blessings and answers to prayers, doctrinal
truth and evidences of God's love and power, toughens our resolve to serve Him
and gives us vigour when we run low. Let's never forget to remember and to
encourage others to remember also!
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