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Open Your Mind: Receiving Divine Perspective Beyond Yes or No

 

Open Your Mind

"Neither," replied the commander, "but as commander of the army of the Lord I have now come." Then Joshua fell facedown to the ground in reverence, and asked, "What message does my Lord have for the servant?" – Joshua 5:14

   Open the mind to receive divine, unlimited ideas. Joshua was open to the message from the commander of the army of the Lord, even when that message did not fit his expectations. Openness allows divine wisdom to be recognized, received, and applied.

   Everything in life presents either a lesson or a blessing, yet it is openness that allows us to recognize both. A closed mind resists growth, while an open mind welcomes divine instruction in every situation.

   Through the lens of Kingdom Process: Balance, what appears as good and evil reveals itself instead as visible blessings and hidden lessons 
both working together for good. Kingdom understanding invites us beyond surface judgments into spiritual insight.

“Joshua encounters the commander of the Lord’s army”

   Firstly, More Than One Right Answer

   Joshua asked the commander, “Are you for us or against us?” The response revealed a perspective beyond binary choices. In life’s tests, openness embraces multiple valid paths. Thoughts release rigid either-or thinking, words affirm diverse truths, and actions pursue what aligns with abundant life.

   Secondly, All of the Above

   Life’s questions often require embracing every option rather than selecting only one. Multiple solutions, resolutions, and manifestations become available when the mind expands. Thoughts learn to hold all possibilities, words declare comprehensive approaches, and actions engage them fully.

   Thirdly, None of the Above

   The commander declared, “Neither,” transcending the offered choices. Divine instruction often arrives neutral beyond good and evil labels flowing from the Tree of Life rather than the knowledge of good and evil. Thoughts release unhelpful options, words proclaim freedom, and actions begin anew.

   Open ears to hear what must be heard, eyes to see what must be seen, and a heart to feel what must be felt. When the mind expands beyond limitation, all things truly work together for good.

   Conclusion

   Embrace Kingdom balance through transformed thoughts, empowering words, and purposeful actions. As your mind opens to divine perspective, you walk more fully in abundance, clarity, and eternal life.

   Open Your Mind (Joshua 5:14)
   1. More Than One Right Answer
   2. All of the Above
   3. None of the Above

📖 Reflection: Where might God be inviting you to move beyond limited thinking into a higher Kingdom perspective?

💡 Action Step: Today, pause before reacting to a challenge and ask, “What divine lesson or blessing is available to me here?”

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