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Welcome to Susie Larson Live. Welcome to Susie Larson Live. I'm always so honored to get to spend this time with you.

In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk, that deepen your understanding of God's word and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life.

Well, several months ago, we talked with our dear friend, Dr. Lee Warren, about what to do with

fear. And then a couple months ago, we talked about how to build an infrastructure for joy.

We also did another show on making space for hope.

Today, we're going to talk about how to build an infrastructure for faith.

Faith is a substance

of things hope for. It's the evidence of things not seen. So how do you renew your mind

and faith? And what is faith exactly? Some people have made it to be a formula, a name it, claim it

formula. And if you listen often enough, you know neither Lee or I believe that they're these foolproof

formulas. But there are these foolproof formulas.

But there are promises of scripture.

There's a roadmap how to position yourself on the promises of God and really to walk in faith

and trust that he's going to be who he says he is and do what he says he'll do.

So we're talking about how do you build an infrastructure for faith.

Dr. Lee's book is amazing. We'll also draw from that book. It's the life-changing art of self-brain surgery, connecting neuroscience and faith to radically transform your life. You've heard Lee say this before. We've repeated it many times on the show, and I think we forget it so often you can't say it enough. He says, whatever you're doing most often, you're getting better at. So if you're focusing on the dreary parts of life,

you're getting better at it. If you're rehearsing all of the painful things that you've

walked through or that God is allowed, you're getting better at not only focusing on the negative,

but at building a case against God. If you're fixating

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