EPISODE · Apr 5, 2024 · 19 MIN
#14 How to Change a Thought using Neuroplasticity and the Bible?
from Heavenly Confident with Kim Reutzel | Increase Faith, Anxiety Bible Verses, Guilt & Shame, Trust in God, Thought Distortions, Mindset · host Kim Reutzel, Christian Mind Renewal Coach, Clinical Christian Counselor, Master Certified Neuroscience Coach, Breath Coach
How to Change a Thought using Neuroplasticity and the Bible? Kim shares 7 quick steps to change a thought and then work on making that thought stay changed using part of her "Biblical Neuroplasticity Method" to change unwanted thought patterns. God loves you so much and is always for you no matter what you have done! You are enough through Christ right now! Upgrade Your Mood with the Power of Christian Thought! Feeling like your emotions are at the mercy of circumstance? This episode equips you with a powerful tool: your thoughts! Learn how to: Harness the science-backed power of positive thinking to cultivate lasting happiness and peace. Align your thoughts with God's truth about who you are in Christ, replacing negativity with His promises. Retrain your brain for positivity using practical steps based on Christian principles and neuroscience. Discover real-life examples of how choosing positive thoughts can transform any situation, from a rainy day to a quiet art studio. Stop being a prisoner of your emotions! This episode is your guide to unlocking lasting joy and peace through the power of Christian thought. Christian growth, positive thinking, emotional wellness, Christian neuroscience, brain retraining, Bible study, faith-based living, happiness habits Download the Bibletations App Here: https://onelink.to/q9ud28 Subscribe to Womeninc Magazine Here: www.womenincmagazine.com Website under construction - but take a look at what we have to offer: www.2inspirellc.org
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