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Think Better, Live Better: Victorious Living Starts in Your Mind. Joel Osteen delivers an uplifting and inspiring message, with powerful words to empower and motivate.
Change the way you think, in order to see the positive changes in your life. Reprogram.
As always, Osteen focuses on the positive, and reiterates a message for the downtrodden. A way to pick yourself up. A way out of your struggles. Whether it be your environment, health, financial, family dysfunction, or any part of your life. God meant for us to be extraordinary, not ordinary.
Broken out in "easy to read" chapters:
• Reprogram Your Mind
• Remove Negative Labels
• Release the Full You
• Think Yourself to Victory
• Pregnant with Possibility
• The Promise Is in You
• Ask Big
• You Have What You Need
• Keep Your Crown
• Just Remember
Osteen reminds readers - our minds are like a computer. We all must deal with computer viruses, and in a similar way when God created us, he put in the correct software for a victorious, healthy, strong and creative person. We were programmed to live an abundant, victorious, faith-filled life. That is how we were designed.
The reason we do not always experience this abundant life, is that we have allowed viruses to contaminate our software. We are infected, stay negative, and do not believe our dreams will come to pass. However, we can get rid of the viruses. If our thinking is limited our life will be limited.
When you think better, you will live better.
If we are going to reach our highest potential, we must learn to Hit the Delete Button. "Delete. Delete." Restore. Guarding your Mind. Stop dwelling on the negative and allowing the enemy to contaminate your software. If he can control your thinking, he can control your life. It is not too late. Clear out the negative things people say. Reprogram.
The battle takes place in our minds. From our environment. God did not make us faulty. Clear out the viruses. Remove labels holding you back.
Our God is supernatural and he is not limited by education, background, race, or family. You are not who people say you are. From additions, struggles, and bad habits. See what you can become.
We are not meant to be ordinary. We are created to soar.
I really enjoyed Chapter Four: Think Yourself to Victory. Meditate (think about over and over). However, Meditating is the same principle as worrying. When you worry, you’re just meditating on the wrong thing. Using your faith in reverse.
If you go through the day worried about family, finances, and your future, it causes you to be anxious, fearful, negative and discouraged.
In our world of doom and gloom, watching the news, stock market, politics, debt crisis, and fear of financial loss, it causes more havoc. You can choose to meditate on the problem or you can meditate on the promises.
The whole key is what’s going on in you "thought life." What are you meditating on? Problems or Promises? Just because you don’t see anything doesn’t mean it’s not going to come to pass. Just because you are struggling with dysfunction in your home or business, fighting a battle with health or illness, do not stay discouraged.
The healing is within you. It’s just a matter of time to turn it around with better thoughts. Possibilities. The seed is still alive. What you allow to play in your mind will determine what kind of life you live. There is no room for doubt, unbelief, anxiety, fear, or depression.
Signature Osteen style, the author uses personal relatable stories combined with faith, Biblical scriptures and important Bible characters and leaders, with special callouts and highlights of reinforcement, encouragement, and reminder messages for your daily life. (This also could serve as a daily devotional).
Guard your mind, heart, and spirit, as you would your home or other valuables. Stop renting out space in your mind to problems. Who and what is staying in your house? Sometimes in order to stay in faith, you must ignore a negative report. You were made for more.
Don’t let your own thoughts, your environment, or those around you discourage you. You have the greatness. Keep believing. Keep doing. Do not accept rejection, failure, disappointments, and defeat.
We never know how many gifts are in us right now, just waiting to be released. Do not miss your destiny. Always remember to ask big. The enemy’s main tool is deception.
An ideal book and message for all of us living in today’s time of turmoil. We all need a positive affirmation and reminder that we have what we need. Don’t let a loss or a disappointment carry away your blessing. It is not the end, but a new beginning.
“Your perception of yourself will determine what kind of life you live.”
Rediscover who you really are. We never know what is going on behind the scenes, preparing for God’s greatness.
A special thank you to FaithWords, Center Street and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
JDCMustReadBooks
Change the way you think, in order to see the positive changes in your life. Reprogram.
As always, Osteen focuses on the positive, and reiterates a message for the downtrodden. A way to pick yourself up. A way out of your struggles. Whether it be your environment, health, financial, family dysfunction, or any part of your life. God meant for us to be extraordinary, not ordinary.
Broken out in "easy to read" chapters:
• Reprogram Your Mind
• Remove Negative Labels
• Release the Full You
• Think Yourself to Victory
• Pregnant with Possibility
• The Promise Is in You
• Ask Big
• You Have What You Need
• Keep Your Crown
• Just Remember
Osteen reminds readers - our minds are like a computer. We all must deal with computer viruses, and in a similar way when God created us, he put in the correct software for a victorious, healthy, strong and creative person. We were programmed to live an abundant, victorious, faith-filled life. That is how we were designed.
The reason we do not always experience this abundant life, is that we have allowed viruses to contaminate our software. We are infected, stay negative, and do not believe our dreams will come to pass. However, we can get rid of the viruses. If our thinking is limited our life will be limited.
When you think better, you will live better.
If we are going to reach our highest potential, we must learn to Hit the Delete Button. "Delete. Delete." Restore. Guarding your Mind. Stop dwelling on the negative and allowing the enemy to contaminate your software. If he can control your thinking, he can control your life. It is not too late. Clear out the negative things people say. Reprogram.
The battle takes place in our minds. From our environment. God did not make us faulty. Clear out the viruses. Remove labels holding you back.
Our God is supernatural and he is not limited by education, background, race, or family. You are not who people say you are. From additions, struggles, and bad habits. See what you can become.
We are not meant to be ordinary. We are created to soar.
I really enjoyed Chapter Four: Think Yourself to Victory. Meditate (think about over and over). However, Meditating is the same principle as worrying. When you worry, you’re just meditating on the wrong thing. Using your faith in reverse.
If you go through the day worried about family, finances, and your future, it causes you to be anxious, fearful, negative and discouraged.
In our world of doom and gloom, watching the news, stock market, politics, debt crisis, and fear of financial loss, it causes more havoc. You can choose to meditate on the problem or you can meditate on the promises.
The whole key is what’s going on in you "thought life." What are you meditating on? Problems or Promises? Just because you don’t see anything doesn’t mean it’s not going to come to pass. Just because you are struggling with dysfunction in your home or business, fighting a battle with health or illness, do not stay discouraged.
The healing is within you. It’s just a matter of time to turn it around with better thoughts. Possibilities. The seed is still alive. What you allow to play in your mind will determine what kind of life you live. There is no room for doubt, unbelief, anxiety, fear, or depression.
Signature Osteen style, the author uses personal relatable stories combined with faith, Biblical scriptures and important Bible characters and leaders, with special callouts and highlights of reinforcement, encouragement, and reminder messages for your daily life. (This also could serve as a daily devotional).
Guard your mind, heart, and spirit, as you would your home or other valuables. Stop renting out space in your mind to problems. Who and what is staying in your house? Sometimes in order to stay in faith, you must ignore a negative report. You were made for more.
Don’t let your own thoughts, your environment, or those around you discourage you. You have the greatness. Keep believing. Keep doing. Do not accept rejection, failure, disappointments, and defeat.
We never know how many gifts are in us right now, just waiting to be released. Do not miss your destiny. Always remember to ask big. The enemy’s main tool is deception.
An ideal book and message for all of us living in today’s time of turmoil. We all need a positive affirmation and reminder that we have what we need. Don’t let a loss or a disappointment carry away your blessing. It is not the end, but a new beginning.
“Your perception of yourself will determine what kind of life you live.”
Rediscover who you really are. We never know what is going on behind the scenes, preparing for God’s greatness.
A special thank you to FaithWords, Center Street and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
JDCMustReadBooks
This was the perfect audiobook to listen to at 1.5 speed while cleaning on a cold, dreary day in the Midwest.
Joel Osteen, in my opinion, is an excellent motivator. This book captured the essence of a message that in order to reap all God intends for us to have in this world, it’s important to focus on his promises, and rebuke a negative mindset.
His analogy of using computer viruses to illustrate negative thought processes was spot on. He equates using the “delete button” with overcoming limiting thoughts on self-esteem, addiction, wealth, purpose, and more.
What I like most about this (audio)book, is that is has the feel of a longer sermon where he has woven real-world relatable stories woth biblical scripture to give an inspirational message that our true worth comes from our Lord alone.
My favorite line in the book is in Chapter 1:
“No matter what my birth certificate says, I know I am legitimate; Almighty God breathed life into me.”
Joel Osteen, in my opinion, is an excellent motivator. This book captured the essence of a message that in order to reap all God intends for us to have in this world, it’s important to focus on his promises, and rebuke a negative mindset.
His analogy of using computer viruses to illustrate negative thought processes was spot on. He equates using the “delete button” with overcoming limiting thoughts on self-esteem, addiction, wealth, purpose, and more.
What I like most about this (audio)book, is that is has the feel of a longer sermon where he has woven real-world relatable stories woth biblical scripture to give an inspirational message that our true worth comes from our Lord alone.
My favorite line in the book is in Chapter 1:
“No matter what my birth certificate says, I know I am legitimate; Almighty God breathed life into me.”
I don’t think this book is for everyone but it was exactly what I needed to hear in my life right now. It’s a message of hope and faith and helped me out of a rut time and time again. This was a great recommendation from The Miracle Morning community and gave me some good affirmations to add to my arsenal.
Yet another great book to change your mindset. Many times we think ourselves out of happiness or our true potential. Changing your mindset can change the way we live.
I listened to the audiobook version of this book because it was short and it sounded like a good book. But it was SO repetitive. I didn't think this would be so much of a self-help book. I expected this to be a book about thinking more about your faith and how it will help you live better. Instead, this book was filled with cliche and cheesy phrases and examples. It was all about the power of positive thinking. I'm sure this book would be good for some people and they could really get a lot of help from this. But it just wasn't for me. I did finish the whole book though.
Very easy read and I would recommend it to anyone. This book keeps is it simple and easy.