1. The mind set of Jesus Christ to completely and totally fulfill God’s plan of salvation. He laid aside His glory as the Son of God in Heaven and took upon Himself the humanity and
    humility of man in order to fulfill the divine plan by which sinful man could be reconciled to Holy God by the sacrificial death of Christ on the cross.

2. He demonstrated His mind set by His complete and total submissiveness to the divine plan of salvation.

3. John 4:34, John 6:38, Luke 22:42, and John 19:30 each speak to the total and complete submission of the Lord Jesus Christ to the will of the Father.

1. He laid aside His position, His dignity, His exalted position in heaven for a season, and even His life as a human. For a while, on the cross, He even gave up His intimate fellowship
    with the Father as God could not look upon Him with all the sin of the world upon Him. Thus He cried, "My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?" He laid aside all the riches,
    honor, praise and everything that accrued to Him as the second member of the Triune Godhead, in order to take upon Himself the humility of man in order to be God’s
    sinless, willing, perfect blood sacrifice in order to atone for the sins of mankind.

2. Subjective.

3. Jesus limited Himself with respect to certain knowledge concerning future events, i.e.,His second coming, and He limited Himself in that He could only be in one place at a time in His
    human body.
 
       (1) In His humanity He was subject to hunger, thirst, weariness, rejection, humiliation, and eventually death.

4. He did not limit Himself with respect to His knowledge of man, and what is in man, nor to His knowledge of the Kingdom of God, the doctrines, the principles and applications of
    the doctrines, and things pertaining to the Kingdom of God and eternity.

5. Jesus had the fullness of all the power and resources of heaven available to Him. We have access to the same power and resources in and through His name as it is needed to
    fulfill and complete the mission He gives every one of us. In short, Jesus had all the gifts of the Spirits operative within Him, and dispenses them in this day to His own, for purposes
    of accomplishing His will.

6. Subjective.

7. Subjective.

8. Christians are the preservative and the savor of life on this earth. If, however through compromise with the world, the believer should lose his ability to influence the people and the
    events around them in their environment,they are no longer of any real value to the Kingdom of God.

9. Christians are the light of the world and it is through them that the light of the life of Christ must shine. As a city that is setting on a hill cannot be hid, neither can a believer who is
    living a Spirit filled life. They will shine in the darkness around them.

10. As a believer, live your life in such a way that the light of the life of Jesus Christ can shine out of your life before those around you and that they may see your lifestyle and
     thereby glorify God.