4 AREAS THAT REQUIRE COMPLETE MATURITY TO HOLD THINGS PROPERLY – The Wholeness Journal Course
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ARE YOU COMPLETE ENOUGH TO HOLD PT. 2
Completeness is the fruit of understanding and changing accordingly.
Completeness = maturity
Emotional and Mental Completeness:
Definition: a natural instinctive state of mind deriving from one’s circumstances, mood, or relationships with others.
Emotional maturity is when someone can manage their emotions no matter their circumstances.
It becomes easier to manage your feelings when you allow The Holy Spirit to mold, mature, and manage your heart.
Peace through perspective and promise is how Jesus completes our emotions.
Mental maturity is having the ability to properly process situations, circumstances, and problems without triggering negative emotions and actions. It has the ability not to dwell on or waste mental energy and non-important things.
The mind renewal process is the only process that can sustain mental maturity and the willingness to be teachable and humble.
Signs you’re emotionally and mentally mature
M: You’re Not easily moved
A: You’re approachable
T: You have positive thinking and talking patterns
U: You’re very understanding
R: You’re resilient and responsible
E: You are aware that you don’t know everything but look for every opportunity to grow.
Spiritual Completeness
Spiritual maturity is having the evidence of the eagerness and effort to become more like Christ every day.
You cannot have spiritual maturity or completeness without spiritual growth and a spiritual awakening.
Spiritual maturity is an ongoing process it is the reordering of one’s priorities, perspectives, and practices
Signs you’re spiritually mature or complete
M: You move with God and are moved by His set core principles and you are also slow to move (discerning)
A: You are aware of the needs of others and are actively led on how to meet their needs
T: You’re always thankful and your joy tank is never on E
U: Forgiveness is urgent to you and old and common urges are not urgent to you
R: You’re responsible and ready to obey
E: You engage with everyone peaceably
Physical completeness
Physical completeness is developing a vessel able to fulfill the vision God has for it.
Is your body able to hold the weight of your purpose?
What are you eating, drinking, thinking, feeling, believing, etc. all of these elements affect your body’s ability
Practices of the physically mature
M: They stay mindful of their purpose and priorities and they move (exercise) often and build muscle.
A: They are appreciative
T: They are careful of what they think and talk about and of what they taste.
U: They live unbothered
R: They rest often
E: They protect their energy and distribute it wisely.
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