Behave Like a King
By Harry Ironside

      It is very evident that Christians will never see eye to eye on all points. We are so largely influenced by habits, by environment, by education, by the measure of intellectual and spiritual apprehension to which we have attained, that it is an impossibility to find any number of people who look at everything from the same standpoint. How then can such be of one mind? The apostle himself explains it elsewhere when he says, 'I think also that I have the mind of Christ.' The 'mind of Christ' is the lowly mind. And, if we are all of this mind, we shall walk together in love, considering one another and seeking rather to be helpers of one another's faith, than challenging each other's convictions (Notes on Philippians, pp. 38-39).