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Holy Ghost, thank you for toilet's of flush. I just can think of a lot of things I'm thankful for right now

that I wasn't six months ago but Lord and we blessed this day and we pray that you would open

our hearts and our minds today. In Jesus' name, amen. One of you part two of learning to think,

I started this teaching probably a month ago or so. I wanted to turn to Romans chapter 12 and some of

this will be repeat. I want to just really look at how we can learn to access the mind of Christ

regularly. I'm on this journey probably several years ago, I had a nervous breakdown that lasted

some time, you know, six months almost. I lasted actually about a year and a half, six months.

I laid on the couch and I just started reading books about the brain and learning how to recover

and out of that I got a real interest in neuroscience and I've been I'm no expert at all. I'm just

in novice but I I felt like the Holy Spirit's just beginning to teach me some things and I'm learning

some things that I have this real hunger for wisdom years and years ago Bill was teaching us in

Weaverville about Solomon and how Solomon asked for wisdom and how Proverbs says if you know

that wisdom is better than silver or gold and so I I really feel like and maybe I'll just open with

this so that I feel like the Lord is going to actually pour out his spirit and it's going to result

in this manifestation of wisdom. You know in 1994, the Holy Spirit fell on people and and still does

by the way but people began to fall down and and cry and laugh and how many were part of that

that whole manifestation was so beautiful my whole family got touched everybody but me.

I got touched but not so much with that manifestation and I feel like the Lord was healing the

soul of his church. It was so beautiful and powerful and and you know we were hearing about people

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