What an enormous resource God has given his creatures with the brain as it relates to thinking.

We're not just empty minds. We don't live merely as thinkers, but we do play football, we play the piano, we play golf, we walk across the street, we ride bicycles.

We are engaged in physical activity all the time because not only do we have a mind, but we also

have a body.

The Psalmist in Psalm 139 declares to God, I praise you for I am fearfully and wonderfully made.

And we are fearfully and wonderfully made. The more we learn about our brains

and its relationship to our bodies the more incredible it is and that's some of what

R.C. Sprawl will consider on this Tuesday edition of renewing your mind.

We don't often think about thinking, but we should, the very active thinking about thinking, and reflecting on the ability that we have as humans to think

should lead us to praise God like that Psalmist in Psalm 139.

So this week as you hear messages from Dr. Sproll's series Think Like a

Christian. Our hope is that you would not only become a better Christian

thinker, but that your affection for God and devotion to him would also increase.

Let's get started today with Dr. Sprawl on the mind and the body.

We're always interested in frontier exploration. Some of the most thrilling adventure stories of the past has to do with those people who risked life

and limb to explore new worlds, new areas of this planet and all of the adventure of people like Magellan and Vosko-Dagama and others.

Well nowadays they talk in different terms about the new frontier. Some think of outer space as being the dominant

frontier of our day. Others are saying that there's a portion of this world that is a brand new frontier, namely the depths of the oceans.

Because we're now just beginning to have the technology to explore that area of this world

that heretofore in many ways has not been explored.

But other scientists argue that the real greatest

and most significant frontier of our day

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