You’ve heard it said, “You are what you eat.” There’s an equally true saying: “What you think is what you become.” Dr. David Jeremiah shares his message, “You Are Not What You Think You Are, But What You Think, You Are!” Here’s David.

If your thoughts are getting you into trouble, your mind is probably on the world. Do you need some help developing what the Bible calls “the mind of Christ”? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the book of Philippians to shed light on what that expression means… and doesn’t mean.

To think, to reason, to appreciate, to wonder, to dream. What a tremendous gift God has given us in the human mind! Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that this gift is also perfectly suited for expressing our love to the One who gave it.

Jesus told us to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind and strength. Have you ever thought about that third point? How do you love God with your mind? Dr. David Jeremiah shares what the Bible has to say about using the gift of thought to express your love for God.

You’ve heard the old saying, “You are what you eat”? There’s an equally true expression about the mind: “What you think is what you become.” Dr. David Jeremiah suggests a healthy change of mindset.

Ready to change your life? Start by changing your mind! It’s true: your life always follows the direction of your thoughts. Dr. David Jeremiah opens a series focused on the mind, titled What Do You Think?

Do you know the difference between gratitude and thanksgiving? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the distinction with a special message on making thankfulness a year-round lifestyle.

Do you know the difference between gratitude and thanksgiving? You can be filled with gratitude and keep it secret. Not so with thanksgiving. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the distinction as he continues his special message on making thankfulness more than a holiday, but a lifestyle.

Dr. David Jeremiah shares a special message to encourage you to cultivate a heart of gratitude far beyond the Thanksgiving holiday – to live a life of Thanksgiving every day.

If you’re a Christian, you’ve certainly rejoiced in what God has done for you in the past. But have you ever rejoiced in what He’ll do in the future? Dr. David Jeremiah shares why King David did exactly that, and why it’s a good practice for today’s believers.

It’s easy to believe that problems are waiting around every turn in this life. But don’t let them distract you from seeing life’s blessings as well. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the words of King David as he reflected on God’s goodness and faithfulness.

You can’t always see it coming. You can’t always prevent it. But when trouble finds its way into your life, you can overcome it. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the forty-sixth Psalm for practical, proven strategies for gaining victory over the crises that come your way.

When King David was discouraged, he hid in a cave wondering if God had forgotten him. Do you visit that cave? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some encouragement from Psalm 142.

You probably know someone who’s dealing with problems so big and complex, you wouldn’t want to be in their shoes. Aren’t you glad God never feels that way? Dr. David Jeremiah offers assurance that no crisis is big enough to intimidate our Creator. He’s always in control.

Meteorologists aren’t known for their accuracy. But the storms they forecast are far more predictable than the storms of life, which tend to appear without warning. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 107 for counsel on finding peace and purpose in the midst of life’s unexpected storms.

When you picture a desert, a prison, a hospital or a storm, it’s easy to see only desperation and hopelessness. But in fact, there’s good news to see as well. Dr. David Jeremiah offers wisdom and counsel from Psalm 107, to help you see beyond your immediate circumstances when you’re feeling helpless.

Discouragement is a formidable foe, attacking slowly and stealthily, often paired with its ally, fatigue. Can discouragement be defeated? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a five-step battle plan for victory, based on the outpouring of King David’s heart in Psalm 142.

When King David was in the depths of discouragement, he hid in a cave, wondering if God had forgotten him. Do you sometimes visit that cave? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the encouraging truth that no cave – literal or figurative – can hide you from God’s love and care.

He always seemed to be in trouble, yet he never failed to worship the Lord. How did King David do it? Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible’s instruction to worship God through life’s highs and lows.

The crazy twists and turns of your life might remind you of a roller coaster, but the good news is: you don’t have to ride it alone. Dr. David Jeremiah offers a welcome reminder that God is always with you, just as He was for King David through every peak, every valley.

Why do we appreciate those brief moments when life is smooth sailing? Because we know more choppy waves and angry storms will soon be coming our way. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the highs and lows of life, and how we can rely on God to get us through them all.

We all love those “mountaintop” experiences, when we feel closest to the Lord and overflow in His joy. But sometimes we find ourselves in the hot, dry desert. Then what? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a strategy for dealing with those difficult days in the desert, as expressed by King David.

God considered David to be a man after His own heart, yet he still endured trials throughout his life. What does that mean for you, in your times of trouble? Dr. David Jeremiah suggests the key to God’s blessing is less about your problems and more about your perspective.

What’s your first response in times of crisis? If you answered “worship,” you’re probably in the minority. But that doesn’t have to be the case. Dr. David Jeremiah opens the Psalms to reveal that the more personally you know God, the more natural it is to worship Him – in good times and in hardship.

From outside forces to inner conflict, trials can attack us from anywhere. Why does God let us endure hardship? Dr. David Jeremiah suggests looking at trials from God’s point of view.

Have you noticed how trouble produces tunnel-vision? The more you focus on your problems, the harder it is to see anything else – like God’s love and protection. Dr. David Jeremiah shares biblical tools for adjusting your focus beyond your present troubles.

If you’ve ever prayed in a crisis and been upset when God didn’t answer as quickly as you hoped, you can relate to David’s anguish in Psalm thirteen. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the frustration expressed by young David, and tackles the difficult question: what do you do when God’s timing is different than yours?

In today’s culture, the journey of life can take you through some rough territory. But when you belong to God, you can count on Him to see you through. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 121 for God’s promises of protection and preservation through the peaks and valleys of this life.

How are things going on the journey of your life? Are you a little road-weary? Uncertain where to turn? Need help just getting started? Dr. David Jeremiah has encouragement from the Psalms: when you need help on the journey, cry out to God and He will respond.

Even when everything in your life seems to be spinning out of control, you can rest assured: God is still in control. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at why God most often allows His children to endure hardship instead of rescuing them from it.

You can give them clever names like “learning opportunities,” but that doesn’t make unpleasant surprises any less painful. Dr. David Jeremiah shares how God uses these events to grow us.

Jesus lived a sinless life. But make no mistake: having what the Bible calls “the mind of Christ” doesn’t make you perfect. Dr. David Jeremiah considers humility, servanthood and the other qualities that define the mind of Christ.

How would you rate the depth of your devotion? Do you cling to Christ faithfully through thick and thin, or are you more of a fair-weather follower? Dr. David Jeremiah provides biblical tips for resisting the attraction of the world so you can follow Jesus with your full determination.

If you’re a Christian, you can be confident of going to heaven. But have you ever thought about the kind of entrance you’d like to make? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at those who crawl into heaven after a fruitless Christian life and those who enter victoriously after living fully for Christ.

In a culture that seems determined to do away with godly virtues and values, how are believers called to respond? To think? To live? Dr. David Jeremiah examines what the Bible says about the role of Christians in our fallen world as we await the Savior’s return.

Do you sometimes feel discouraged by the sad state of our world? Maybe you’ll find some comfort when you remember that this world is not our home. Dr. David Jeremiah offers encouragement to live your faith with determination, knowing that your true and eternal home is in heaven.