Videos Study Tools Details Recommended Conclusion WEEK 1 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You’re Dealing with a Difficult Person WEEK 2 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When Your Heart Needs Peace WEEK 3 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You Battle the Lure of Lust WEEK 4 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You Always Want More WEEK 5 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You Can’t Find Joy WEEK 6 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You Battle with Guilt WEEK 7 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link When You Feel Overwhelmed WEEK 8 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link Uproot and Replant WEEK 9 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link U.F.O.’s WEEK 10 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link Think About What You Think About WEEK 11 Share this Sermon Share Share this Sermon Copy Link Study Guide Use your Bible and the weekly study sheets to engage in spiritual practices that help us hear from God. There are currently no study guides available. Sermon Notes Use the weekly sermon notes to follow along with each week's message. Week 5 PDF Week 6 PDF Week 7 PDF Week 8 PDF Week 9 PDF Week 10 PDF Week 11 PDF Text Touch Points Receive a once a week text message on your mobile device to encourage and inspire you throughout the week. Contact Me Small Groups Life was not meant to be lived alone! Check out our Groups page for more info! Join A Group Sermon Podcast You can watch or listen to our sermons on your mobile device via our podcasts! How cool?! Rightnow Media For more resources for you or your family, we have access to Rightnow Media’s online library! It’s completely FREE! Visit Rightnow Media About the Series - Think About What You Think About God changes our life by changing the way in which we think. More specifically, he renews our mind. He retrains our brains. He reroutes our thought patterns. He rewires our synaptic circuitry. He creates a new way of thinking. Is this not a thrilling possibility? Those thoughts? God will help you control them! Could there be a greater topic to discuss? Could there be a greater time to discuss it? Our society’s mental health is in a state of crisis. The numbers are staggering. In 2021, 42% of high school students “experienced persistent feelings of sadness of hopelessness.” And 22% “seriously considered attempting suicide. The health of adults is gloomy as well. In 2021 two in five American adults reported symptoms of anxiety and depression.[1] The implications of our mental struggles are enormous. People with depression are 40% more likely to have cardiovascular issues. Of those who struggle with mental health, one third experience substance abuse. Students with mental concerns are three times as likely to repeat a grade and twice as likely to drop out of school.[2] This research creates a consistent headline: our minds matter. There are currently no recommended items.