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Maintain a right attitude

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

I was truly blessed by Pastor John's message last Sunday entitled "Maintaining a Right Attitude" so I jotted down some notes on this.

According to Winston Churchill, "Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference." It's how we behave. It affects our vision and the way we treat others. Your attitude determines what you believe about God. Watch out for some warning signs of attitude going bad :

1. Easily gets irritated
2. You become overly sensitive
3. Your temper flares up
4. Your view of people begins to lower down, and thus
5. You develop a defeatist (loser) attitude.

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