Mentoring Minute: Have No Opinion

In this episode, we explore the connection between obeying God’s guidance and refraining from forming opinions about the outcomes. Yesterday, we discussed John 5:19, emphasizing the importance of doing what we see the Father do. Today, we delve into Matthew 7:1, where Jesus instructs us to “judge not.” This doesn’t simply mean being kind to others; it means avoiding forming opinions altogether.

We discuss how having no opinion is crucial when following God’s leading, as it helps us withstand pressure and avoid caving in to circumstances. We outline God’s anointed process:

1. Do what you see the Father do.
2. Have no opinion about the consequences.
3. Relinquish the outcome (discussed in tomorrow’s episode).

This is important because even the Israelites, despite obeying God and crossing the Red Sea, formed opinions and judgments that led to 40 years in the wilderness. Having no opinion about the consequences of our obedience determines how quickly we experience breakthrough.

**Key Takeaways and Action Steps:**

* **Observe:** Pay close attention to God’s guidance.
* **Obey:** Act on His leading, even when it’s challenging.
* **Refrain from Judgment:** Avoid forming opinions about the outcomes.
* **Persevere:** Trust in God’s timing and plan.
* **Expect Breakthrough:** Anticipate God’s intervention.

Join us tomorrow as we continue this discussion and explore the concept of relinquishing the outcome.

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