T.W. Hunt
Born
in Mammoth Spring
September 29, 1929
Died
December 11, 2014
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The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
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published
1997
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16 editions
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A Navpress Bible Study on the Book of John
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published
1988
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3 editions
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Seeing the Unseen
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published
2011
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3 editions
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Disciple's Prayer Life: Walking in Fellowship with God
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published
1997
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3 editions
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Doctrine of Prayer
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published
1986
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11 editions
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The Doctrine of prayer, The
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published
1986
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In God's Presence: Your Daily Guide to a Meaningful Prayer Life
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published
1994
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3 editions
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From Heaven's View: Making Sense of Life by Seeing the World
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published
2002
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3 editions
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The Lifechanging Power of Prayer
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published
2002
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3 editions
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Pray in Faith
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published
2007
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2 editions
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“The mind that is alive chooses the spiritual rather than the fleshly. For example, take our thought life. The world sends a constant barrage of messages to us—politics, world, business, sex, sports, products, and others. God also is sending us messages, messages about His expressed will in the Bible for us, promptings about words to say or not to say, anger to control, or patience to extend.”
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
“Would it appall you or delight you if Christ revealed your thoughts? We unconsciously assume that our outer, physical, visible actions are going to be the basis for our judgment. In the Bible, though, God places the emphasis on the inner, invisible actions of the mind.”
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
“Philippians 2:5 tells us that we are to have the mind of Christ. This verse is part of a poem (Phil. 2:5–11) that was originally a hymn.1 This verse says that we are to think like Jesus thinks. In the original Greek, the command is in the form of the verb phroneite, the plural imperative of the verb phroneo, “to think or to be minded in a certain way.” Our mind is to have the same characteristics that Christ's mind has.”
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts
― The Mind of Christ: The Transforming Power of Thinking His Thoughts








