Summary & Analysis of Winning the War in Your Mind

Stress, self-doubt, and anxiety aren't just symptoms of modern life—they are tricks the devil uses to pull you away from happiness, joy, and truth in Christ. Pastor Craig Groeschel provides the practical tools you need to identify the lies that are derailing your thinking, reframe your thoughts and build positive neural pathways, and finally start winning the war in your mind! 



What does this SNAP Summary Include?


Synopsis of the original book
Key takeaways from each chapter
The four principles that can help anyone change their thought patterns
What science says about the impact of prayer on the brain
Editorial Review
Background on Craig Groeschel



About the Original Book:

Craig Groeschel’s Winning the War in Your Mind is a Christian manual for how to reframe your thoughts, choose your perspective, and live a more positive life. Groeschel provides the reader with useful tools in the battle against unhealthy thought patterns, self-doubt, and bad habits. He offers step-by-step instructions for those who have tried and failed to change their thought patterns in the past, drawing upon both Scripture and brain science, along with personal anecdotes. In the end, his book is a practical, actionable beacon of hope against our minds’ darkest entanglements. 


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