Welcome back friends. It's time to the morning mindset. Carrie Green here. If you're new to the morning mindset,

I am a pastor, I am a Bible teacher, and I am all about helping you get your mind aligned

with the truth of God's word today.

You jump right into the beginning of a series on the issue of mindset. So this is a great opportunity for you to get a little

bit of the flavor of what the morning mindset is all about. Today we're going to be looking at the

book of Psalms, 139 versus 23 and 24 so if you have a copy of

the scriptures please grab it I want you to look at this with me today and

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slash books. Okay, let's look at Psalm chapter 139 verses 23 and 24 and what I want to focus on today is that as we are

endeavoring to improve our mindset to align our minds with the truth of God's word.

It's very important that we don't go it alone.

Let's look at how David approached this issue in Psalm 139.

He says in verse 23, search me, oh God, and know my heart. Try me and know my thoughts.

So look at that. David's asking God to examine his way of thinking and his

mindset and he goes on to say and see if there be any grievous way in me and lead me in the way everlasting.

So what is David doing when he recognizes he may have things turning away in his heart and in his mind that he doesn't know what to do

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