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Subtitle: Changing the Way You Think

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God redeems us by liberating us from sin, replacing our sinful nature with godly nature, and making us like Jesus. Our role in this process is to live a life of repentance by changing the way we think, including our attitudes, perspective, priorities and standards. This Bible study explores the subject of repentance by examining such topics as forgiveness, thankfulness, success, integrity, judgment and feelings.

The current phase of your redemption involves changing the way you think.

The world system applies relentless pressure to keep us thinking like the sinners we used to be. To offset that pressure, we must aggressively change our thinking until it conforms to God’s in every respect.

 In Transforming Your Mind, you will discover:

• God has an exclusive-rights covenant with you.
• You are an alien to the world system.
• Exercising proper judgment is essential.
• You can be successful even if you don’t succeed.
• God has legally transferred you to His kingdom.
• You have an integrated internal guidance system.
• God’s value system is completely different from the world’s.

 Product formats

• paperback, 6″x9″, 265 pages
• ebook

Chapter Titles

Part 1: Changing the Way You Think About Yourself

• Changing Your Attitude
• Repentance is for Believers
• Believing by Choice
• Forgiving When it Hurts
• Thankful for What?
• An Alien in a Human Body
• An Integrated Guidance System
• Personal Success
• Being Perfect While Becoming Perfect
• A Matter of Integrity
• How Do You Feel About That?
• Proper Judgment

Part 2: Changing the Way You Think About God’s Kingdom

• Kingdom Values
• Legal Matters
• Logistics
• Personal Initiative
• Kingdom Business

Comments from Readers

“Transforming Your Mind has really challenged my Christian walk and I have used it in several teaching situations. The personal study questions are excellent and achieve a deep study of the materials presented. The examples/illustrations used are excellent and very practical. Some are applicable to children when explaining biblical questions. I like the use of scripture throughout the text and the Greek word definitions that give greater meaning to the biblical references.” — WFB, retired engineer

“I read your [online chapter entitled] “Being Perfect While Becoming Perfect.” Fantastic. I, too, am a believer in the New Covenant, not the New Free Ride. It seems like so many think that Jesus did everything and we don’t have to do anything now. In reality, Jesus did for us what we could not do for ourselves — live the sinless life — but that does not relieve us of the responsibility of becoming perfect, bringing more and more of ourselves into submission to His will. I like how you pointed out that different levels of responsibilities are associated with different levels of maturity, even in earthly families. That is a great analogy. Faith is an action word. It is not resigned. It is refreshing to know that there are others who understand that as well.” — CM