Headquarters -- Part 5

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Headquarters -- Part 5

Reprogramming Your Mind Through the Word of God

April 15, 2020 • Pastor Mark Lantz

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We're jumping right back into our series on your mental well-being with a word on how to reprogram your mind! It might sound crazy, perhaps a bit sinister, even. But we must all learn how to control the programming of our mind, because that programming determines where our mind dwells. And where our mind dwells, the rest of our being follows.

What can you do to determine where your mind spends its time? What habits should you adopt in order to make sure you keep your mind in the places it should be? Join Dr. Mark Lantz for Part 5 of Headquarters.

Headquarters -- Part 8

May 13, 2020 • Pastor Mark Lantz

The Headquarters series has been focused on helping you discover what it means to have a mind that is renewed by the power of the Holy Spirit. We have reached the end of this series, and we hope it has changed the way you think! This closing session serves to summarize everything we've discussed over the course of this series, as well as give some parting principles for you to take as we end. Join Dr. Mark Lantz for Part 8 of Headquarters.

Headquarters -- Part 7

May 6, 2020 • Pastor Mark Lantz

Last week, in our Headquarters series, we discussed the concept of a "set point." This is the point to which your mind returns each and every time it strays from its norm. This is a coping mechanism that your subconscious uses to resist change, and it is not necessarily a bad thing. But if you are seeking to change a habit, this set point can be a huge obstacle. So what can you do to change that set point? This week, we continue that discussion by examining the Biblical concept of meditation. It's a powerful tool that we can use to reprogram our mind when we feel we are stuck. Join Dr. Mark Lantz as he explores this concept in detail in part 7 of Headquarters.

Headquarters -- Part 6

April 29, 2020 • Pastor Mark Lantz

Everyone has what is called a "set point." This is your default; the point to which your mind retreats when you let it wander. Too many people seek to change their habits and behaviors, but without acknowledging the power of this set point and how it affects everything you do! Do you find yourself always returning to the same point time and time again no matter how hard you try? Where is your set point? Is it holding you back from making the progress in your relationship with God that you would like to make? Join Dr. Mark Lantz as he discusses the concept of a set point in Part 6 of Headquarters.