What's on Your Mind?: Discover the Power of Biblical Thinking

by John Goetsch

The average person has 10,000 thoughts every day and there isn't a human on planet Earth that wouldn't admit to struggling with some of them! The brain is still much of a mystery to modern science and medicine. Even so, controlling and directing our thoughts is still much of a mystery to many Christians. The Bible is clear that God desires to change our thinking before He will change our behavior for our living is always a product of our thinking. Truly, our thoughts are the blueprints for our actions. This book is about letting the mind of the Master become the master of your mind! It is about bringing more than human will power to bear in controlling thoughts and to reign in the power of our thoughts. It is about true, lasting, and biblical life-change. In these pages, Dr. John Goetsch masterfully studies the power of the mind as outlined in Scripture. Each page applies God's truth to the battle that every Christian fights every day the battle of the mind. If you are ready to change your life, then you must change your mind. If you are ready to change your mind, then read on with an open heart!

Genres: Christian Living

184 pages, Paperback

First published December 8, 2008

Reviews

[Jeff · Rating 4 out of 5]

I taught through this in a Sunday School series. Because I didn’t get the teachers guide I felt handicapped. My class had the student books but the fill in the blanks they had did not match anything I read in the book. That was confusing to me. I would strongly say if your are going to use the student guides, definitely get the teachers book.

[Anthony Benedetto · Rating 5 out of 5]

great book

Helped me renew my mind according to the word of God. Enjoyed the chapters explaining how this occurs. Highly recommend for fighting sinful thoughts and replacing them with the Mind of Christ.

[Nicholas Maulucci · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm sure it was good. Not good enough to tell those who asks me what books I recommend that I remembered it, but probably a good read.