Hey there, my brothers, my sisters. I wonder how did you think before you came to faith in Jesus?

Have you ever given that any thought? Today's episode of the morning, my tech. We're going to be looking at Ephesians chapter 4, verses 17 through 20. So get out your Bibles. We're going to

examine how we used to think as non-believers so that we can understand the things we should be

turning our mindset away from as we seek to align our minds with the truth of God's word for

this day. Friends, before we get rolling, I'm going to remind you I have many other resources

available besides this podcast and the others that I produce.

One of those is a book I'm particularly encouraged by.

It's called The Humility Study Guide.

It's based on the classic Christian book by Andrew Murray called Humility.

I'm telling you, friends, this is one of the most awesome books I've ever read that Andrew

Mary has written.

And this study guide incorporates Andrew Murray's work and with study questions.

If you're interested in doing a study on biblical humility, go to morning mindsetmedia.com

slash humility to find out more.

All right, before we dig in, let's pray because we need God's help to understand what we're

going to read and how it applies to our lives.

So, Lord, that's exactly what we want today, is for you to show us your mind about our mindset. We ask it in Jesus' name. Amen.

Okay, Ephesians 4, 17 through 20. The Apostle Paul is writing to these believers in the town of

Ephesus, and he says, now I say and testify in the Lord that you must no longer walk as the

Gentiles do in the futility of their minds. Okay, I'll stop for a moment. When he says Gentiles,

he means pagans, non-believers, those who do not place their faith in Jesus Christ. And he describes

them as living, walking,

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