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Healing The Mind Chattanooga 6 – Healthy Love vs. Love Addiction (Jennings)
What is love? Can you tell the difference between genuine love and love’s counterfeits? Would you like to experience greater depths of healthy love in your life and relationships?
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Healing The Mind Chattanooga 7 – The Role of Love In Creating Change (Bost)
Love is like electricity and needs to be exchanged to have power. In other words, we must learn to receive love AND give love for transformation to happen. Love requires two. So many of us struggle to either give love or to receive it, if not both. The power of love is unleashed when we plug into the source and connect to each other.
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Healing The Mind Chattanooga 8 – Panel Disscusion
Russell Atkins moderates this panel discussion between Dr. Jennings, Katey McPherson, and Ben Bost.
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The Law of Liberty and Society Today
My first book, Could It Be This Simple? A Biblical Model for Healing the Mind, was published in 2007. In it, I described for the first time the law of liberty, the principle of freedom upon which God created reality to operate. I described how this law is, like gravity, a constant that works whether one believes in it or not and that just like gravity, it is testable – there are reproducible and unavoidable consequences when we violate liberty.
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Love, Don’t Hate, the Liars
This morning, I read about Jesus’ trial and crucifixion from the gospel of John and was struck at the poignant lessons that apply to us today. The religious and political leaders conspired for months to mislead the people about Jesus and prepare the nation for the moment they would strike. They had their “media pundits” spread misinformation about the Messiah. They misrepresented His actions as being of the devil (Matthew 12:24).
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The Christian and Post-Election Blues
It is Friday, October 30, 2020; in four days, the United States will elect its next president, and I, like the rest of the nation, don’t know who is going to win.
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The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil: Poison or Protection?
Back in 2014, I wrote a blog responding to the email below, but as truth is unfolding and I continue to learn, I have discovered new insights that have expanded my understanding of this question about the Tree of Knowledge, and I want to share those new insights with you here.
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Tract #5: Overcoming Addiction
No matter the addiction that brings you short-term pleasure—whether alcohol, drugs, sex, gambling, shopping, etc.—if not overcome, it will completely ensnare and destroy you. The good news is that God can lead you to real, long-lasting freedom!
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Tract #4: The Insidiousness of Sin
Sinfulness is the state of being out of harmony with God and His law of love. It is a condition characterized by fear and selfishness, qualities that drive our carnal natures and lead us into acts of sin. But why are sinfulness and sin so bad? Let’s take a look…
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Tract #3: The Infinite Sacrifice of Christ
It is beyond human words to describe the infinite sacrifice of Christ for the salvation of humanity. It is beyond human minds to comprehend the loss He experienced when He became a human being.
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Tract #2: How To Resolve Guilt
Much like physical pain, God designed the conviction of guilt to alert us to danger and to protect us from injury. If you touch a blazing hot stove and feel pain, the pain is not “bad”—rather, it immediately alerts you that something damaging is happening. The pain is designed to get you to quickly pull away your hand in order to minimize the damage. If you are especially sensitive, you might even feel the heat before you touch the stove and avoid being burned at all.
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Tract #1: The Design Laws of God
What goes through your mind when you hear the word “law”? Doubtless, you probably first think about the rules that govern our society—like the laws against theft or going over the speed limit. Maybe you even thought about the Ten Commandments. But perhaps you also thought of the laws that govern our universe, like the laws of gravity and motion.
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