When you hear the word Petty, what comes to mind? According to Webster Dictionary, Petty means: Little importance, small, minor, shabby, down-grade, or small minded. 

When it comes to the word Petty, I can think of serveral examples from my past experiences that I can personally relate....

1). Always worrying about your self image.

2). Always worrying about who's talking about you.

3). Always worrying about who hates you.

4). Is your mate looking or noticing someone else.

I have counseled hundreds of people, and the spouse always deal with the pettiness of his wife in the home.

How to get free from a petty spirit?

1). Get into your purpose in God. Jeremiah 29:11-13

2). Pray more than you are. James 5:16+17

3). Meditate more than you are. Joshua 1:8

4). Stay Focused. Nehemiah stayed on the wall.

5). Stay out of Frustration. Proverbs 14:1

6). Remove all self doubt and fear. Hebrews 11:1

As we are entering the last days of Christ return, we are experiencing a large amount of confusion and untruth of the Word of God. As I have the opportunity to share the love of Christ with women, I have come to experience the miss up of mindset and deception of what God says through His word.

As we begin to experience such deception, I have been drawn through the love of Christ for the lost like never before. Through our businesses, ministry, church, and career; we must not forget who we have confessed as our belief; Jesus Christ. As we are in the Market Place, it is our duty as believers of Christ to allow individuals to experience the same grace, love and compassion, as He has shown towards us. 

Through studying the word of God, we should seek the Holy Sprit on direction of witnessing the love of Christ. Knowing that each person is different, we should look for ways of encouragement to fulfill this promising act of faith movement in the earth. Our job is to be a light and a witness of Christ that will ultimately draw women, men and children, to the one true and living God who gave the Ultimate Sacrifice for our sin and short comings, Jesus Christ!

Freda