Standard Procedure
Since we have been saved by Christ, our life is now hidden with Christ. When Christ, who is our life, appears, then we will also appear with him in glory. Since our life is no longer earthly, but heavenly, we should set our minds on thing above. Therefore, let’s put to death whatever belongs to our earthly nature. Here is the world's standard procedure:

Sexual Immorality- Let’s put to death our twisted ideas of God’s gift of sex. If we have wrong ideas of sex, we will become impure.
Impurity- Let’s keep ourselves from being twisted and depraved from philosophies and ideologies of this world. The more we link ourselves to this world, the more this world gets inside of us and pollutes us. When we become impure, our propensity to lust is uncontrollable.
Lust- Let’s rid our desire to attain things which don’t belong to us. Who are we to believe that we deserve one thing or the other? We lust after possessions and people as if they are meant to satisfy us and even able to satisfy our insatiable cravings. Once we let lust control us, we are nothing but a set of evil desires.
Evil Desires- When we allow our self to be reduced to a set of evil desires, we cannot live the life God intends for us and only the blood of Jesus can save us from destruction.

We used to walk in those ways, in the life we once lived. But now we must also rid ourselves of these:

Anger- When we are quick to anger, we can’t love people as were are meant to. Anger hinders the fruit of the spirit in our life. When anger becomes our standard mode of operation, we give way to rage.
Rage- Rage causes us to be uncontrollably angry. We are doomed to follow our emotions. When rage gets a hold of us, it leads to malice and slander.
Malice- When we become angry and are thrown into rage, we have the desire to inflict injury, harm or suffering on another. This is destructive to any person.
Slander- When we give way to anger, not only do we want to hurt them, but we want to destroy our friends reputations and name. I pray gossip no longer tastes savory to our tongue. We need to build each other up, even when no one is around.
Filthy Language- Once we give way to anger, rage, malice, and slander, we become nothing but a pile of filthy language and filthy deeds unusable by God for His glory.

Sin is progressive in nature. Good and evil both increase at compound interest. The little decisions you and I make everyday transforms our very core. You are either becoming more and more like Christ or you are becoming more and more like the world, or like the devil. Let’s stop lying to each other since we have taken of our old self with all of its practices and have put on the new self, which in being renewed in the image of its Creator. There is no one who is any greater or less than the other. Jesus Christ is all and He is in all. 

As Christians, we have a new standard procedure. As God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, let’s clothe ourselves with the fruit of the spirit. Let’s bear with each other and forgive one another. We are all foolish and fallen. Let’s rejoice in what God has done in us. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all of these virtues, the one that binds them together in perfect unity is love.

Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body we were called to peace. We will still face storms, but we delight in the peace God gives us. The primary way we remain peaceful is by thankfulness. We let the message of Jesus dwell richly inside of us as we teach and admonish others. When we take responsibility for the growth of others, our own relationship with Jesus is taken to a whole new level. Lets teach can worship in songs, poems, thoughts, ideas, blog posts, prayers, actions, projects, gifts, and letters with the help of the Spirit, singing with gratitude in our hearts. Whatever we do, whether in word or deed, let’s do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him.

Submit
It’s a verb that people no longer enjoy. But joy is found in service, not status. Only when we humble ourselves and live through the new self that Jesus has given us will we experience the way life was meant to be lived. When we serve, it doesn’t matter what we do as long as we do it with all of our heart. Every time we serve, we serve Jesus. There is no favoritism. If you bring joy to the Father in your service, he will bring joy to you. Likewise, anyone who does wrong will be repaid for their wrongs. Why should we continue to live miserably when we can find joy just by serving others? If you really get in touch with God, you will be humble—delightfully humble, feeling the infinite relief of having for once got rid of all the silly nonsense about your own dignity which has made you restless and unhappy all your life.