Bad Attitudes
Self-righteous attitudes that say I am right and others are flat out wrong.
Taking credit for every good thing that happens
Prideful thinking
Refusal to forgive others
Indifference to those who have experience adversity, tragedy or loss
Cold, callous, and calculating thinking that looks for a selfish advantage in every situation
Brazen indifference to the hurts of others
Tough and rough
Apathetic
Complacency
Hard hearted and uncaring
Live and let live attitude that just takes life as it comes
Narrow minded thinking that is content to stay in the arena of what is familiar and comfortable
Fighters who are willing to pick a brawl at anytime about anything with anyone
Nit-pickers who are so eager to point out the exception to every rule
Vengeful who feel that they have to get even with anyone who does them wrong
Those who have a persecution complex
Those who grow bitter and resentful
Those who are loath to thank others for help
Those who are so heavenly minded that they are of little earthly good
Trouble-making attitudes that are eager to get into a fight, a debate or a confrontation in order to prove one's point of view
Christ's Be-Attitudes
A realization that we all have sinned and fallen short of God's standards of holiness
Giving credit to the Lord for power of His grace in working all things together for good
Humble thinking
Forgiving others as we have been forgiven by God
Caring, considerate and compassionate to those who have undergone great sorrow, adversity or loss
A mind given over to looking for how God's will may be accomplished in every situation
Compassionate concern for the hurting and needy
Courageous and caring
Hungering and thirsting for God's righteousness and His purposes to be accomplished
Diligently seeking after God's purposes and results
Merciful, gentle and considerate
An attitude that is governed by the mind, will and emotions of Christ Jesus
Broad mindedness that is willing to learn new things from anyone at anytime in any situation
Gentle people who are able to overlook others faults and recognize that we all have logs in our own eyes
Macroscopic thinkers who are able to balance their thinking with the detailed concerns of others
Forgiving people who recognize that vengeance belongs only to the Lord. He will repay
Those who are happy to identify with Christ's sufferings so that they may know Him better
Those who are able to become better through every trial, tribulation or adversity
Those who are constantly showing their appreciation for others' service and contributions
Those who are setting their minds on things above so that they are able to handle every situation from an eternal perspective
Peace-makers that are willing to meet another at some point of collaboration so that both parties feel that their contribution was important
