True Identity Ministries Blog

Great audio program. God got his message across even if the video didn't work.

1.I define noble character as someone who is living their life as much like Jesus as possible - someone we can all look up to and model ourselves after, someone who is always honest, kind, compassionate, virtous, loving, helpful, etc.
2. I think our busy lifestyles are hindering the time we can spend alone with Jesus to put on our armor. I also think all the junk on TV, even the commercials, are detrimental to us... but even more so to our children. When I think of what they are growing up with as being "normal" versus what my generation had as acceptable, it really bothers me.
3. (Included in 2)
4. I have to make it a priority to spend that time EVERY DAY with the Lord. That's the only way that I can be a woman of noble character. I cannot do it on my own, and neither can anyone else.
5. Lift each other up in prayer, be a mentor to those who are struggling, hold each other accountable for living a noble life.

Looking forward to the next session!
Teresa Zellner

Our main discussion after the audio, was how the media is TOXIC. That was a powerful word for us. It also struck us how pervasive the media can be. It affects our actions, our food choices, our language, our purchases, almost everything. Even our friends who may use vulgar language. We have to step up to the plate and be an influence on them.

We want our thoughts to be equal to our actions and words. That is our goal this week!

The Arlington Group - Deb, JeAnn and Susan

P.S. - One of our husbands stepped in at the end of the audio. He wanted you to know that more than "your girlfriends" need this study. He appreciated the reminder that our associations can become an attack on our character.