Right and Wrong Mindsets – Part 1

Joyce Meyer Enjoying Everyday Life® Radio Podcast

Joyce Meyer

Religion & Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Mental Health

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🗓️ 18 September 2023

⏱️ 14 minutes

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A 15-minute teaching applying practical principles from God's Word to everyday life.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Enjoying Everyday Life with New York Times Best Selling Author, Joyce Meyer.
0:06.0	On today's program, Joyce will be teaching from her series, Right and Wrong Mindsets.
0:11.0	We can learn to think positively about absolutely everything.
0:14.0	It takes practice saying no to negative thoughts.
0:17.0	But when we replace stinking, thinking with the word of God,
0:20.0	we'll start winning the battlefield of the mind.
0:23.0	Now here's Joyce with today's teaching.
0:27.0	All right.
0:28.0	Anybody ever have any trouble with their mind?
0:32.0	Nah.
0:34.0	Nah.
0:36.0	Well, you know, right thinking can enable you
0:40.0	and wrong thinking can disable you.
0:43.0	It's amazing what you won't do if you think you can't.
0:49.0	I mentioned that my mom knew that my dad was abusing me when I was growing up
0:53.0	but she never did anything about it.
0:55.0	And 30 years after I left home, she finally found the courage to say something to me
1:00.0	and she said, I'm sorry for what I let your dad do to you.
1:04.0	I didn't think that I could face the scandal.
1:08.0	And I didn't think that I could take care of you and your brother.
1:13.0	So her thinking, her wrong thinking, her wrong mindset ruined many lives.
1:21.0	I think of just as easily said, I believe I can do this.
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