#Maintain composure full#

It will also guard your hearts and your minds as you live in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:6,7). If you do this, you will experience God’s peace that passes all human understanding. It teaches you to tell God what you need and to thank Him for everything He has done. It teaches you not to worry about anything and to pray about everything.

#Maintain composure full#

Your entire being must be free from anxiety and stress filled with peace and stability.Īs Christians, the word of God admonishes you to be full of joy in the Lord (Philippians 4:4). You must be in a position to live according to God’s plan and purpose for your life. God’s desire is for you to live peaceably not stressed out, not worked out and not giving too much of yourself out. Jeremiah 29:11 teaches us that God’s thoughts toward you are thoughts of peace, not of evil, to give you an expected end. The key to maintaining composure is to never lose focus of your life’s purpose. Are there times when you say “yes” to people when, actually, you should say “no” – resulting in feeling obligated to comply with their requests? When composure has been lost it is an indication that you have gone beyond the call of duty-you have taken on too much! If you answered yes to several of these questions, it is time to “maintain your composure and refresh your spirit.” “At times, do you feel like you are about to lose your mind? Are you constantly on the go wishing for “one moment” to relax?”Īre your emotions “boiling over” because you are holding them prisoner on the inside instead of expressing how you really feel? Are you “stressed” trying to meet the demands of daily living? Do you “feel obligated” to please everyone? If you answered yes to any of these questions it is possible that you are not maintaining composure.