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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. So what if you learn that right now you have more power over how you experience your life

than you even think and that you already have the capacity to change the patterns that have been

defeating you and keeping you stuck.

Those words come from our dear friend, Dr. Lee Warren, who joins me every month to talk about the power of renewing our minds.

And today we're celebrating the release of his new book.

It's basically hot off the presses or it will be in the next few weeks.

So we do have a few copies to give away.

It may be a little bit of a delay between now and when you get them, but I want you in on the drawing because the title of the new book is the life-changing art of self-brain surgery, connecting neuroscience and faith to radically transform your life. Dr. Amen did his forward a number of great endorsers. I'm not call them myself, but I'm just saying I'm in good company. He's got great endorsements. Again, the book is titled The Life-Changing Art of Self Brain Surgery, Connecting Neuroscience and Faith to radically transform your life. And today we're going to look at some of the foundational principles of self-brain surgery, and then we're going to specifically apply this process to the emotion of anger. You know, people are angrier than I've ever seen them in my whole lifetime.

So do we just give in to our bouts of anger? Do we shove them down and suppress them so we don't

look bad and make life hard for other people? Or is there a way to perform self-brain surgery

in a way that leads us to a more redemptive place? If you love Dr. Lee, and I know you do, because I hear from you all the time, you got to know he's coming to town. Now, I know we've got listeners from around the world. You can live stream the event if you're not local or you don't want to make the drive, but you need to know tickets are limited. And as I understand it, the first 100 to purchase their tickets will get a free copy of Dr. Lee's new book. It's a live event, spaces limited, mark your calendar Thursday, February 19th. If you actually think you're going to come, you want to get on the web and get your ticket, myfaithradio.com. We're talking about the miracle of renewing your mind. Again, if you're not local, you'll be able to watch online, and all that information is on our web at myfaithradio.com. Now let me tell you about my guest, though he needs no introduction, and we'll get him on this show. Dr. Lee Warren's an award-winning author, practicing neurosurgeon and Iraq war veteran.

Outside of the operating room, his writing and teaching serve as prescriptions for connecting

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