Nothing Wrong With Having An Attitude As Long As It's A Good One by Dr. Sinclair Grey III

Editor's Note: This article is written by Dr. Sinclair Grey III, Senior Pastor, The Liberation Temple, a non-denominational Christian Church in Mt. Rainier, Maryland.
An inspirational speaker, motivator, author, organizer and “liberator of persons from all intellectual, social and cultural walks of life”, Dr. Sinclair Grey III is a committed advocate for communal change.  NewLifeTodayBlog.com publishes Dr. Sinclair Grey III's writings every Thursday.

Having a funky attitude is a major turn-off. Let me say it this way. When your attitude isn't attractive, you have no one to blame but yourself. You can't blame anyone for what you project. Check this out - If you blame others for you having a funky and filthy attitude, then you need to regain control of who you are, who you belong to (God) and allow Him to work on you and in you. I'm on assignment to let you know that you were not born with a bad attitude. You were not created to have a bad attitude. And having a bad attitude is a sure way of keeping blessings from you.

The writer of Proverbs penned the words, " A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, Loving favor rather than silver and gold." Please don't miss this. The word 'name' in Hebrew is Shem which means reputation. Before you get 'super-holy' on me and shout 'I don't care what others think of me,' you better recognize you're an ambassador for the Kingdom of God. Here's the Sinclair remix. A funky/filthy attitude doesn't draw people to God; it deters them. With that said, make sure you project a positive attitude. A positive attitude will open doors for you. A poor attitude won't do anything for you but keep you in a state of misery.

Scripture for the Day: "A prudent man foresees evil and hides himself, But the simple pass on and are punished." (Proverbs 23:3- NKJV)