Overcoming Negative Thoughts: Think Like God Thinks

I have worked in the mental health field for over ten years, and one thing that has not changed, is the origins of thoughts. We are taught that it is important to become in tune with the workings of one’s mind for the focus of treatment to be directed accordingly.

According to the series, Overcoming Negative Thoughts by Dr. Gregory Cruell, “a person doesn’t have to be a negative person to have negative thoughts. Negative experiences can produce negative thoughts.” Although this is not an uncommon viewpoint in the mental health field, the series lends itself to a spiritual perspective on where these thoughts begin to dominate and the importance of relying on God instead of self. Through this series, one can learn to begin to move from a place of stagnated thinking into a place of movement through the revelations revealed in God’s Word based for everyday living.

The series, Overcoming Negative Thoughts is more than just a series of learning to change the way one thinks , but it provides a base line for changing one’s outlook on life through spiritual guidance that most people commonly use unknowingly. We are shown in the series that it is possible to overcome our old ways of thinking in order for new information and revelation to be formed for healing and transformation to begin in our thinking.

When I heard that the series, Overcoming Negative Thoughts was moving from the video series to an educational course, I was more than ecstatic! Now there will be an opportunity for this concept to be utilized by people from all walks of life, all over the world! There is such a great need to have a concept that will allow for daily and practical components of our lives to come to life based on the spiritual compositions of the Bible. It’s truly mind boggling (no pun intended).

For anyone that is looking for a deeper understanding of the connection between mind, body, and spirit as it pertains to the way we think; this series is for you!
It’s binding, riveting, and full of renewing tools and resources from a spiritual perspective that will assist you to “Think More Like God Thinks” (Isaiah 55:8-9).

Latanya White- Moore
MA, MS