Christian Book: The Mind Connection Book by Dr. Joyce Meyer
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Dr. Joyce Meyer: What you think affects your words, attitude, decisions, and emotions and influences how you relate to yourself, to other people, and to God. | Image courtesy: Faith Words
The Mind Connection Book – Dr. Joyce Meyer: Thoughts can seem random and meaningless, but they impact your life every day. It’s all connected. Dr. Meyer explores the power of positive thinking and the undeniable connection between the mind, mouth, moods, and attitudes.
In The Mind Connection, she expands on the wisdom of her bestselling books Battlefield of the Mind and Power Thoughts to explain how to improve the quality of your thoughts and your life. She explores the undeniable connection between the mind, mouth, moods, and attitudes, so that you can develop and maintain the right mental position–no matter what challenges you face. Learn more…The Mind Connection
Dr. Joyce Meyer Interview on 100 Huntley Street (Canada) | Image courtesy: 100huntley.com
Reviews of The Mind Connection Book:
“Thought-provoking and great resource for spiritual encouragement.“ – Karen Williams
“Joyce Meyer is the best Christian Teacher I’ve ever listened to. This book is read by Joyce herself, which makes it enjoyable and educational. This is one of her best books by far.” –
“Joyce just knows how teach and I always feel refreshed by her books. She is a good teacher all her books are really good.” – Mary Tennanat
“If your thoughts are getting the “best” of you, this is a good book to help you change your thinking and decide that the “best” of you is yet ahead.” – Clifton LeJeune
Joyce Meyer: How Your Thoughts Affect the World (Video)
- Joyce Meyer teaching based on her new book, The Mind Connection. For the latest updates, news and information, visit her online at: http://joycemeyer.org
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Mary Gramlich February 7th, 2016 at 5:06 pm
Always live your greatest life,
Through words of wisdom, personal experience, stories shared by others, and reminding us to be still and listen to the greatest voice of all. As you move from chapter to chapter you realize that the person Joyce is speaking to is you and reminding that you need to do the right amount of living to be fulfilled. Chasing after one more thing will not make you happy it will just keep you moving in the wrong direction.
Every book written by Joyce Meyer brings a new set of life lessons that every person should never stop learning.
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|Danielle Laux February 7th, 2016 at 5:55 pm
It’s so easy to become tangled up in our own thoughts,
In The Mind Connection, Joyce Meyer speaks to the reader regarding the connection between our thoughts, words, and actions. Each thought we have can and will come through when we mull something over – may it be good or bad. No matter how hard we try to keep our thoughts internal, they will find a way to come forth.
Using Scripture, personal stories, and reflection, Meyer provides suggestions on how to clear the mind from the clutter that can come with too many thoughts. As she points out in her book, we cannot control what others say, think, or do, but we can control ourselves. Though it may not be easy, with God’s help all is possible. And in turn, while we are not here to control the change in another person, we can be aware that God is able, and to leave it in His hands.
One of my favorite lines, near the end of the book, sums up the book for me in so many ways. “It is true that what is in our heart comes out of our mouth, but it is also true that what we speak out of mouths will get into our hearts.” Our thoughts are connected to our words, and our words reveal what we keep within our heart.
Broken into four sections with multiple chapters in each, The Mind Connection breaks down how to look within and outside of ourselves. Each chapter is set up in a similar fashion, providing stories and Scripture to provide evidence to her argument. Knowing that Meyer is a gifted speaker, I read each chapter as though she were speaking directly to me, hearing the emphasis on certain words, the stories becoming sharper, and going away from a chapter eager to start the next one.
Throughout the book, I was able to reflect on my own thoughts, and how my words affected either my own actions, or how I reacted to those around me. This did cause my mind to wander – which is one of the things she speaks of! – but I was able to reign myself back in, taking notes along the way or dotting down where to go back to in the book.
Part of the book’s charm is that it does not appear to be intended to just be read straight through. Each chapter is its own work. While she may reflect back on a story or issue she had spoken of previously, it is not necessary to read it straight through; and it provides a good reference when you feel you thoughts starting to tangle up again!
The Mind Connection works to get to the heart of why we think the way we do, and how those thoughts are connected to our feelings about ourselves, and others. Or how our internal thoughts are connected to our external characteristics. Meyer’s book gives good food for thought, and practical situations to help clear our thoughts, and work with God to become the person he knows us to be.
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|Debi @2014 & Beyond February 7th, 2016 at 6:35 pm
Another 5 Star Book by Joyce Meyer!!,
Joyce Meyers expands on the wisdom of her bestselling books, Battlefield of the Mind and Power Thoughts, to explain how to improve the quality of your thoughts and your life. She explores the undeniable connection between the mind, mouth, moods, and attitudes, so that you can develop and maintain the right mental position to overcome every challenge you face. Through practical advice and Scriptural insights, Joyce will help you learn to think with purpose, gain greater confidence, and claim the joyful life you were meant to lead.
The chapter titles of The Mind Connection include:
The Life You’ve Always Wanted
Positive Self-Talk
The Power of Focus
How Your Thoughts Affect Your Physical and Emotional Health
How to Get Your Mind Back When You Feel Like You Have Lost It
The inspiration the Joyce Meyer shares is always a gift when she is speaking live from the pulpit or whether you are reading her books. She provides very deep insight on how we control our destiny and personal decisions through prayer and thoughtful contemplation. The book is broken into four sections that break down how we need to look within and outside of ourselves. Each chapter is set up similarly – they provide stories and Scripture supporting Joyce Meyers’ position. The book flows as if she is presenting to you live, and it is easy to follow along as if I were learning from her morning sermon.
In this book, Joyce Meyer speaks to each of us readers discussing the connection between our thoughts, words, and actions. She shows us how each thought we have can (and will) come through when we continue to think about something – regardless of whether it is good or bad. We try so hard to keep our thoughts to ourselves, we stuff them and keep them internal, but somehow, someway, they will always find a way to come out.
Ms. Myers uses scripture, personal stories, and reflection while providing us with suggestions on how we can clear our minds from the clutter that often comes with too many thoughts. It’s not easy, but she assures us that with God’s help it can be possible. We are reminded that we are not put here on this earth to control the change in any other person but ourselves, because we know that God is able and we need to leave it in His masterful hands.
Meyer talks about the importance of being focused and discusses the importance of having a disciplined mind. She gives good food for thought, and practical situations to help clear our thoughts, and work with God to become the person he knows us to be. As always, she is well written and I was reminded of some very important ways to stay close in my walk with God.
I was very gratefully provided with a copy of this book without cost in exchange for my honest review and unbiased opinion.
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