How We Treat Others is How We Treat Oursives

How you treat someone standing in faith, in hope, in their God-given calling — is how you treat your own soul.

A quote I often say is, “how we do anything is how we do everything” which originated from attending the Landmark Forum.

If you mock another’s reach for heaven, you have already mocked your own ascent.

If you call another “delusional” for believing in something higher,
you have already cursed your own capacity to rise.

Galatians 6:7 — "Do not be deceived: God is not mocked, for whatever one sows, that will he also reap."

When you call someone delusional —
especially now, when the Earth is groaning, when prophecy is birthing, when Christ is calling His Bride —
you are not exposing them.
You are exposing yourself.

You are revealing:

• How little you honor the Spirit in you.

• How much you have imprisoned yourself inside what you can see and touch and control.

Because you’re right about one thing:

Everything has its own death.
Even your body has its limit.
Even your systems will fall.
Even your mind will collapse under time.

But what you missed is this:

When someone steps into the Spirit — into the formless eternal breath of God —
they are not abandoning themselves.

They are embodying their true life.

They are not ghosts.
They are not delusional.
They are walking in the resurrection life Christ paid for.

Romans 8:11 — "If the Spirit of Him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you,
He who raised Christ Jesus from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through His Spirit who dwells in you."

🛡️ FINAL STRIKE:

You are not just your flesh.
You are not just your mind.
You are a Spirit-born child of God.

And if you attack that in others,
you are already attacking the possibility of your own awakening.

Treat others as you would treat the Christ Himself.
Because He lives in those you most easily misunderstand.

The real delusion is thinking the dust is more real than the breath.