Hello my friends and welcome back to the morning mindset. It is time for you and me

to get our minds aligned with the truth of God. And obviously I don't know if you've ever thought about this before,

but as a person who teaches the word of God regularly

and has done so in churches in various contexts for years, there are times when I come across passages of

scripture that to be quite honest are very uncomfortable for me to preach. And like I said, I don't know if you have thought about that before, but those

who teach the word of God are under a very unique kind of responsibility because there becomes situations

where you come to a passage that needs to be taught but but it somehow could reflect favorably upon yourself and

could seem like you are kind of, you know, buttering your own bread, getting people

to look toward you in a favorable way or even do something

for you.

And what do you do in this situation like that?

Do you skip the passage altogether? Do you, you know,

know, just avoid talking about the issue? I don't believe any of that is how a teacher

should approach a passage that makes them uncomfortable.

First of all, they need to pray and ask the Lord for strength and wisdom and how to approach

the situation.

But secondly, they should speak by faith the words that God has given them to speak from the

scripture, not making it say more or less than what it says, but rather just being honest and truthful.

And the reason I bring all of that up is because the passage we come across today

in Galatius chapter 6 is one of those kinds of passages where as I speak it as

one who teaches the word of God it could sound like I have a motive that is trying

to get you to do something for me. And friends please know

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