Psychology In Man: What It Means to Have the Mind of Christ - Paperback

by Luz Rodriguez (Author)

Today, as never before, people of God are interested in learning how psychology will help them and what it has to say about mankind. The study of Psychology from a Spiritual Perspective in Man deals with the mindset of man, and of the author L. B. Rodriguez's extraordinary testimony and journey to find the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ has inspired many, including her family members, and friends. L. B. Rodriguez expresses on how the four sets of emotions common to all-helps us to accept by faith the principles in God's Word or reject them. As we read Psychology in Man, we can see how the four sets of emotions are addressed in her own life. L. B. Rodriguez had to travel over many hurdles in her journey, showing her four sets of emotion. By reading closely, you will first encounter how L. B. Rodriguez faces fear-anxiety-apprehension syndrome in the mist of what she had to endure as a single Mom and the sense of loss. "There were moments of no help for mankind." Psychology in Man approaches by life experiences that this plague can hit us too; unless we get relief from them, they will ultimately destroy us. With this in mind, L. B. Rodriguez begins sharing her journey to find the truth of the Word of God in reaching out on How to have the Mindset of Christ. The second set of emotions that bothers us is the anger-hostility-hated syndrome. As to why did this happen to me? Why me God? This is a question that everyone asks when we are going through difficult moments of desperation. The sense of feeling loss, when one feels that the world cares nothing for the individual who has apparently violated religious rites in the Roman Catholic Church. Christ died for our sins, as the scriptures read in Romans 3:23 -...for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Salvation is instantaneous, and holiness is progressive, as we come to Christ we are constantly working on "Being Holy, as He is Holy". God is working in our lives constantly. If we have con-fessed that Jesus Christ is Lord, then what the Lord has clean, let no man say is common. As in Act 10:15. which says, "But the voice spoke from heaven a second time, 'Do not call anything impure that God has made clean'". God the Son Jesus died on the cross of Calvary and died for our sins. Who are we to go to the depths of the sea, to dig out sins that God the Son Jesus has forgiven us? As quoted in the Book of Micah 7:19, "He will turn again, he will have compassion upon us; he will subdue our iniquities; and thou wilt cast all their sins into the depths of the sea. Now my question is: to have the mindset of Jesus, do we go back to the deep part of the sea to fish out our forgiven sins? No, way we do not go back L. B. Rodriguez faces the third set of emotions that we are plagued with which is that of the depression-guilt-psychic pain syndrome. The majority of people that occupy hospital beds are there not because of physical illness, but because of emotional, mental, and psychological problems. The enemy will play with our mindset to have us believe that we are failures because we did not meet the expectation of mankind secular and religious mind and set of rules. But we have been redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb, we have the mind of Christ, the need to feel depressed is real and the guilt is real as well. These feelings are present but know that the enemy plays with our minds to make us feel a sense of hopelessness. Abiding sorrow that bothers every individual is real. But the Holy Spirit comes to our refuge, if we allow Him too. He is the Third Person of the Trinity, God the Father, God the Son Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit.