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ceded. Thirdly, with others (Proverbs 16:7). What is called death of the soul here, is not such minding of the body as promotes its efficiency for worthy work, but such minding of it as makes the soul the slave of the body, its chief object to minister to its indulgences and pleasures.3. A life of holiness is calculated to fill the mind with the richest enjoyment, and raise it to its highest state of improvement. John Piper A soul which finds its aims and expends its energies in catering for the needs and pleasures of its bodily instrument, is virtually dead. There is a service which may be laborious, exact, and costly, but it is the service of a bondsman — of one who is labouring to obey, before he has been fully brought to believe. Spiritual liberty. What is death? First, that this carnal mind perverts the greatest human excellences and perfections which are considerable in any; the wits, and parts, and understandings, and such things as these. )Death and lifeT. The answer which these words give to the question, What is death? The Spirit uses the truth to obtain influential access to man's soul, in all its parts — to the understanding, that it may be opened; to the judgment, that it may be convinced; to the will, that it may be subdued; to the conscience, that it may be restored to its rightful supremacy; to the affections, that they may be set on God and heaven.III. Copyright, Steven J. Cole, 2011, All Rights Reserved. The ideal, indeed, is not reached here, but the ceaseless and earnest effort after the ideal is the conflict of the Christian life. Above all looking to Christ, the great Exemplar, as in all things, so in this.(D. A tear is as good a sign of life as a smile. True life in the mind is contact with the objects which draw out all its susceptibilities, On becoming spiritually minded we cater on a new world of spiritual realities. But the way we look at both death and life is partial and illusive. Contemplate the Word of God in the exercise of faith. When Christ talked with two of His disciples by the way, their hearts burned within them.5. In the first place, the passage informs us that "to be spiritually-minded" is opposed to being "carnally-minded." To be spiritually-minded, then, is to have a sense, a conviction, and inward knowledge of the reality, solidity, and permanent security of spiritual things. They are cut off from the pleasures of sense, while their hopes of glory and their enjoyment of God are too inoperative to render them happy. And, besides, there is the ignoble procedure of making it the chief employment of the higher powers of our nature to cater for the lower. A. Clark.To be thus minded is life and peace; or the life of true piety is a life of peaceful pleasure.1. And in proportion as it is attained, and the soul, rising superior to the claims of the flesh, feasts its powers on the things unseen and eternal, and labours at its task here with reference to them, and to Him who dwells there, in that proportion the soul lives; occupies itself in a way which trains it for immortality, and prepares it to see God.(T. Secondly, with man's own self. Now does not that justify the parallel of the apostle? "But if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of His." Alexander. THE LIFE AND PEACE WITH WHICH SPIRITUAL MINDEDNESS IS CONNECTED.1. Its efficient cause is the Holy Spirit. The rebel rioters bar every avenue to shut out God; they darken the windows that the light of heaven may not shine; they exclude every breath of life and liberty. A Spirit of "supplication," He is grieved when we grow remiss in the exercises of devotion. Mortal creature, spirit of Almighty inspiration, clothed in flesh! The wonderful prophecy is sketched in Romans 8:18-24. They have taken up with something below that which their souls were made and fitted for. First, with God Himself (Romans 5:1), etc. What is the death of the body? The life of carnal-minded men is one of miserable unrest, which comes of their doing violence to a law of their being. ITS FRUITS AND EXPERIENCES. )Spiritual mindednessG. He cannot, as a Spirit of "holiness," remain in a heart to be the companion of unforsaken sin. This life is —(1) Real. 1. He enjoys the ministry of angels. 2. But if you think of them devoutly, your thoughts will be accompanied with such feelings as correspond with their character and importance. Gospel preaching that brings sinners to despair over their inability to do anything, driving them to trust in Christ alone, may bring true revival. A. Clark.To be thus minded is life and peace; or the life of true piety is a life of peaceful pleasure.1. "(5) Peace in death; for "mark the perfect man, and behold the upright, for the end of that man is peace."III. Seclusion from the world. DEATH CONSIDER AS THE MINDING OF THE FLESH.1. "(3) The smile of God, when we walk in the light of His countenance. For, having the Spirit, we have in ourselves an agency for helping our infirmities. They boastfully oppose God’s truth as revealed in His Word, asserting that they know more about spiritual matters than He does! These are the things it "minds," and the body is the servant which aids it in doing so. A Spirit of "love," He is grieved at the indulgence of envious and malignant passions. If they love His law, His gospel, His government, His Church, or even the humblest individual in His household, there is no one of these affections of which angels would be ashamed.3. 1. But many who contend for so-called “free will” argue that God has given all people the ability to choose salvation. They may be indifferent toward God, but that’s often the worst form of hatred. or death? But the spiritual mind changes constraint into cheerfulness, and duty into happiness, and the restless activity of a self-devised and legal worship into the calm repose of a commanded and accepted sacrifice.4. 213-214). Forasmuch as it does very much tend to the preserving, and strengthening, and nourishing, and increasing of this spiritual life in us. He enjoys the ministry of angels. 7.) And peace, as I said, in the full extent. This spiritual-mindedness is life in sundry regards. The cultivation of such tempers as are most congruous with His revealed character, and calculated to invite His gracious presence in our souls. This spiritual-mindedness is life in sundry regards. To be spiritually-minded, then, is to have a sense, a conviction, and inward knowledge of the reality, solidity, and permanent security of spiritual things. To be spiritually minded is life. Above all looking to Christ, the great Exemplar, as in all things, so in this. To be spiritually minded is life. "We are more than conquerors." The objects of contemplation that lie before the believing mind are dignified and worthy its occupancy.2. The third and last notion of life which is here signified, and that indeed which is mainly intended, is that it is life eternal. The mind of the Spirit belongs as truly to "the babe in Christ" as to "the perfect man"; to the awakened sinner, in his first convictions, as to the triumphant saint just entering on his rest. LIFE CONSIDERED AS THE MINDING OF THE SPIRIT. WITH WHAT THIS STATE OF MIND IS IDENTIFIED. And this we do by denying them indulgence.4. 8 Those who are in the realm of the flesh cannot please God. "Be not over much wicked; why should'st thou die before thy time?" The resigned and submissive will, walking confidently after Divine guidance. A. While they often called on people to repent and believe in Christ (as I also do), there is no indication that they ever invited them to raise their hands or get out of their seats and come forward. 1. Charles Spurgeon, who was used of God to bring thousands to genuine conversion through his preaching, understood this even early in his ministry. IN WHAT FORMS DOES IT MANIFEST ITSELF?1. The flesh and the Spirit cannot reign together. What he shall be it does not yet appear.(D. This may serve to humble us, and lay us low in our own thoughts. The aspect in which it presents itself to us is dark and repellent. But life it is, and must be. "To be spiritually minded," according to "the wise men after the flesh," is to be mad; according to the votaries of sensual pleasure, is to be melancholy; according to the Word of God, "life and peace." A life of piety furnishes the heart with those affections which give it the highest pleasure, and best promote its improvement. A. Due to the influence of Billy Graham and other popular evangelists, many think that if you don’t give an altar call, you have not properly preached the gospel. This is corrupted, and so tending to death (thus Romans 1:22, and Ephesians 4:8). They do not want to obey His Word. There is many a man who by his sin and wickedness does hasten and procure his own end. A soul which finds its aims and expends its energies in catering for the needs and pleasures of its bodily instrument, is virtually dead. Thirdly, this carnal mind is oftentimes also temporal death actually and in the consequence of it. This first of all teaches us how impotent and unable anyone is by nature to his own conversion, while we are depraved in every part of us. Its internal influence on the heart is indeed invisible, but this is always connected with visible effects, like the sap which secretly circulates through the tree, and then exhibits its existence by the fruit. This is not always presently, or actually, or in effect, as experience does many times show. They remake God in their own image. He cannot, as a Spirit of "holiness," remain in a heart to be the companion of unforsaken sin. Secondly, for spiritual life. Strange creatures such as an octopus with eight long arms, a sea slug that looks like a piece of lettuce, sponges as big as a bath tub, jellyfish, sea horses, and star fish all live in the water beyond our view. A man may have much that bears the semblance of piety — a head stored with knowledge, a mouth full of argument, a life full of work. A Spirit of "love," He is grieved at the indulgence of envious and malignant passions. Secondly, for spiritual life. And (ver. For what we deplore when our friends die is not chiefly the disappearance and decay of their bodies, but the withdrawal of that mind and heart from our society of which the body was but the instrument.2. "They that are after the Spirit do mind the things of the Spirit." First, if the aims of the soul be confined to its perishing tenement, it follows that the soul's occupation and pleasures will be gone when the body dies. These are the things it "minds," and the body is the servant which aids it in doing so. HOW THIS STATE OF MIND MAY BE ORIGINATED AND PROMOTED. It is to live with a self-centered, not a God-centered focus. Devotion. Exercise of the mind on spiritual objects.II. The mind which the Holy Spirit infuses into the regenerate, and which desires and pursues after spiritual things. But remember that this awakened sensibility is a thing of degrees. The most eminent effusions of the Spirit were not only afforded to prayer, but appear to have taken place at the very time these sacred exercises were being performed (Ezekiel 36:37; Acts 2:1). 6 The mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the Spirit is life and peace. In the centering of its best affections in a personal Saviour, as the medium through which the soul orders all its intercourse with the heavenly world.IV. And as we retest not grieve the Author of the spiritual mind, so we must be careful not to "quench" His sacred influences. Prayer for the influences of that Spirit through whom this great gift comes to us. II. The evidence of spiritual life. For, with God, all good must ultimately be gone. )Death and lifeT. He has joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, whom having not seen we love, and in whom though now we see Him not, yet believing, we rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory. Pray without ceasing.(J. This peace arises from —(1) Pardon, for, "being justified by faith we have peace with God. Corney. In proportion as we become spiritually minded is our peace secured. The resting and settled heart. He is permitted through rich grace to cast an eye forward toward heaven as his everlasting home.6. He has joy in God through our Lord Jesus Christ, whom having not seen we love, and in whom though now we see Him not, yet believing, we rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory. )The spiritual mindD. In the embarrassments of moral choice, in the oppositions of conflicting duties, we look to have the mind of the Spirit. He who engages in it minds the things of the Spirit. As the raging fire turns everything which is cast into it into its own nature; or as the flower makes common use of the rain and the snow drift, the sunbeam, and the dew, to minister to the nourishment and support of its own vitality; so, by the power of a Divine affinity, does the spiritual mind assimilate all things to itself.6. Grace it is of a calming and composing nature, it puts all things into a state of quietness. He is permitted through rich grace to cast an eye forward toward heaven as his everlasting home.6. You must hate that person very much!” Indifference toward this kind and merciful God is to hate Him. Making subservient thereto things which are not spiritual — pressing into a sanctified service every turn in the lot of life. But beyond, within, or above all, there verily is a scene, a society of lofty, intelligent existence, where are brighter displays of God's nearness and love. The unbelieving mind is spiritually dead and hostile toward God. The Spirit ordinarily works by means, the chief of which are the study of the Scriptures, private devotion, and public worship.3. The outward observances and institutions of our religion have no sense but to express and awaken the exercises of our spiritual nature. Breather of earthly air, yet partaker of a heavenly privilege; birth of yesterday, yet heir of immortality; mystery to thyself, definite figure, illimitable being! WHEREIN THIS STATE OF MIND CONSISTS. The favour of God is life to us. But life it is, and must be. To be spiritually-minded is life and peace. To be spiritually minded is life. That death is the cessation of activities which befalls the living body, is a natural, but cannot even we see it is a partial way of viewing it? They have taken up with something below that which their souls were made and fitted for. (4) Peace in affliction; for "in the world ye shall have tribulation, but in Me ye shall have peace. This first of all teaches us how impotent and unable anyone is by nature to his own conversion, while we are depraved in every part of us. What is death? It is said, however, that there are some whom religion has made unhappy. We know it as the cessation of the cheerful activities of life, the dissolution and decay of the fair material form. Secondly, it is death also demeritoriously. 3. What is death? A man may be honest in his worldly affairs, blameless in every earthly relation, without being truly spiritual; for, besides the earthly and human relations in which we stand, we sustain relations heavenly and Divine. Another way of saying it is that such people are “in the flesh” (8:8); they live in the sphere of the flesh. This is corrupted, and so tending to death (thus Romans 1:22, and Ephesians 4:8). He moulds us into the praying form, suggests to us praying thoughts, forms in us the praying habit.V. As for this latter, they have no share in peace as belonging unto them (Isaiah 57:20, 21). Dependence on the Spirit of God.2. IN WHAT FORMS DOES IT MANIFEST ITSELF?1. The favour of God is life to us. This may serve to humble us, and lay us low in our own thoughts. These are the ingredients of a present life, which is the token and the foretaste of life everlasting. Meditation on death and the world to come.The subject may be viewed and improved —1. (2) His mystery (John 3:8). Secondly, it is death also demeritoriously. This is not always presently, or actually, or in effect, as experience does many times show. ceded. First, it is in sort and in a certain sense temporal or natural death. True, it may be "life" without "peace." THE BEST MEANS OF ATTAINING IT.1. As in the former case, by the reciprocal action between the renewed spirit and God; though here, not reciprocal enmity, but reciprocal love. WHENCE HAVE WE IT?1. )The spiritual mindD. All those tendencies which the apostle includes under the name of the "carnal mind," must be brought into subjection. Two of the sublimest words in the language, expressing two of the sublimest facts of our experience; but What is life? A Spirit of "love," He is grieved at the indulgence of envious and malignant passions. By —1. Hence we are required to "mortify the deeds of the body." Its efficient cause is the Holy Spirit. )Spiritual mindednessG. Making subservient thereto things which are not spiritual — pressing into a sanctified service every turn in the lot of life. And this we do by denying them indulgence.4. Secondly, we see here also God's goodness in His powerful and victorious grace, in that He suffers corruption to break out no further sometimes than it does, if not by wholly removing it, yet at least by restraining it. That is one thing which is attributed to it as a privilege attending upon it. "They that are after the Spirit do mind the things of the Spirit." This carnal mind envenoms the greatest comforts, and takes away the profitable use of all the creatures that are for us. Peace of conscience, tranquility of spirit, quietness of mind. )Death and lifeT. Each of these is such as is consequent to spiritual-mindedness in those who are the subjects of it. Two of the sublimest words in the language, expressing two of the sublimest facts of our experience; but What is life? It yields pure and permanent enjoyment when all other sources fail, and in every variety and change of circumstance, and is productive of perfect felicity in heaven. Do I seek to please Him with my thoughts, my words, and my deeds? And this we do by denying them indulgence.4. Romans 8:6a: “For the mind set on the flesh is death ….” In our last study we saw that outside of Christ, everyone is spiritually dead, and so I only mention this in passing since it’s the foundation for verse 7. 4. "It is a great art," as Bishop Hall says, "to learn the heavenly use of earthly things." Romans 8:6, 7 teaches that one's will follows or obeys the dominant interest of the mind. Secondly, as there is corruption in the understanding, so likewise in the will and affections. And just as he withdraws in holy wrath from sinful man, so he imparts himself in gracious love to the humble, believing soul (see John 14:17, passim). First, it is so originally, and as the first occasion of this death. It is to believe and see that there is something more in God's universe than outwardly appears; something more than this richly compounded order of material elements, with all its beauty; something beyond the sharply defined glittering objects that crowd the landscape. There are divers persons who have great need to this purpose to be awakened out of this dead condition. This shows us what ill judges of the things of God and the matters of religion such persons are as are merely carnal, and have no more but the light of reason in them, which is so much dimmed and obscured by sin, is as if blind men were to judge of colours, which is very improper and impertinent. Abstraction of the mind from the world.3. Its characteristics. 8 Those who are in the realm of the flesh cannot please God. And thus, indeed, do I rather take it here in this place, the blessing of peace, as it is called, and which God hath promised to bestow on His people (Psalm 29:11; Psalm 119:165; Proverbs 3:17; Romans 2:10; Galatians 6:16), etc. First, originally, as proceeding and springing from this life. These things may adorn the worldly-minded professor, as fragrant flowers adorn the lifeless corpse. A soul which finds its aims and expends its energies in catering for the needs and pleasures of its bodily instrument, is virtually dead. What he shall be it does not yet appear.(D. 1. Secondly, the nature of grace itself, and the manner of the working of it; for it composes the passions of the mind, and scatters the distempers of it; and from thence occasions peace unto it. So with death. They have taken up with something below that which their souls were made and fitted for. It hungers, and is fed. First, spiritual-mindedness is life. Romans 8:6-7 New International Version (NIV). The mind of the Spirit belongs as truly to "the babe in Christ" as to "the perfect man"; to the awakened sinner, in his first convictions, as to the triumphant saint just entering on his rest. It yields pure and permanent enjoyment when all other sources fail, and in every variety and change of circumstance, and is productive of perfect felicity in heaven.3. Other things being equal, he is far the happiest man who has the purest conscience, who most promptly applies for its decision, and most cheerfully obeys its dictates. )The spiritual mindD. 2. (3)An obedient regard to Divine authority. thy feet do not more surely gravitate to the earth than thy inward nature holds of a loftier sphere. There are divers persons who have great need to this purpose to be awakened out of this dead condition. If we take it specifically and restrictively, so it does point out that blessing which is properly and peculiarly so-called, and that in all the several kinds and distributions of it. The life of carnal-minded men is one of miserable unrest, which comes of their doing violence to a law of their being. "Sanctification of the Spirit, and belief of the truth," go together. The favour of God is life to us. Secondly, it is death also demeritoriously. That in many cases this appears to be true there is no doubt; but there can be as little doubt that the failure is chargeable, not to religion, but to its absence.5. A. This spiritual-mindedness is life in sundry regards. First, it is so originally, and as the first occasion of this death. A. Clark.To be thus minded is life and peace; or the life of true piety is a life of peaceful pleasure.1. Alone and don’t bother to read them.” out to Him as His everlasting home carnally. An unbeliever tells you that he is assured that to die would be gain quietness mind. Is — ( 1 ) Devoutly all to hell with no opportunity receive. Hinder the fellowship that we now enjoy with Him because of His people, still they have taken up something! 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