Well, hello again, my friends. I am so thankful that you're with me. And I want to start out just by asking you for a prayerful consideration of doing a favor, not just for me, but for my family. My oldest son, Aaron, who is in his mid-30s, is a dad of four, and he's got a serious

dental issue that's going on. There's a bacteria in there that's eating away the bone. He's going to

need a bone graft. It's a very serious surgery. It's going to cost $25,000 or more, and they

have no insurance. They have no funds to cover this. We are asking you as part of the

body of Christ to consider giving, donating to help offset the costs of this dental surgery.

It needs to be done right away. And they're hoping to get in before the month of December is out.

So if you can help, please go to morning mindsetmedia.com slash dental help to find out more.

You can find that link in the description for this episode as well.

Thank you so much, friends.

And we're going to dig into the morning mindset.

We're going to get our minds aligned with the truth of God for this day by looking at 1st Peter 4.15 through 16. But before we do, I want to ask you to pray

with me for God's help in understanding His Word. So Lord, as we turn to your word, we are trusting

you to be our teacher. We know that you wrote this down for our instruction and for our edification.

And we trust that as we read it and seek to understand it, you through the power of your Holy Spirit,

will give us the ability to understand.

Then we can know you, we can draw near to you, and we can live our lives in a way that reflects you to others and makes an eternal

difference in their lives. We ask you to do this for us in Jesus' name today. Amen.

Okay friends, 1. Peter 4. 15 through 16. If you have your Bibles or a Bible app, please take them out.

We're going to be digging in right away.

It says, but let none of you suffer as a murderer or a thief or an evildoer or as a meddler.

Now let's pause right there.

When Peter says, let none of you suffer, he's talking to Christians.

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