Show Notes
Jackie and Preston are back with new episodes, and they’re kicking things off with a two-part conversation on the battlefield of the mind.
Our minds have a lot to say, all the time. What we think about – and ultimately what we believe because of those thoughts – will dictate the way we behave, communicate, and relate to one another.
What does it look like to “train” your mind and take every thought captive? How does trauma impact your thoughts and emotions? And what practical things can you do to guard your mind against the enemy?
Be sure to come back next week for part two!
Scripture references:
2 Corinthians 10:3-6
1 Corinthians 13:4-7
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