PP075 Practicing Your Mental Follow Through

Our thoughts can be true, but incomplete. Which is why we need to practice our mental follow-through. Psalm 36 illustrates this well. David begins the psalm thinking about the wicked man who’s out to get him. But David doesn’t stop there, because that’s only half the picture. Thankfully for us, David goes on to round out his thoughts by thinking about the dimensions of God’s love and faithfulness and wisdom. Also, in this episode we announce the most important detail about this year’s August Summer Challenge! On which, more to come! Scriptures Referenced: Psalm 36 In this episode: • The August Summer Challenge: An invitation to join our community in memorizing Ephesians Chapter 1 and the blessings found therein. • Overcoming Small Thinking: Learning to distinguish between the "man-pool" of our own making and the "God-pool" of His infinite creation. • The Strategy of Completeness: How to use four vital questions—Is it true? Is it helpful? Is it appropriate? Is it complete?—to evaluate your mental state. • Practicing Mental Follow-Through: Why finishing your "thought swing" is essential for spiritual stability and resisting the schemes of the enemy. • Practical Applications of Psalm 36: Dealing with loneliness at school, church frustrations, and the weight of personal sin through the lens of God's steadfast love. • The Power of "What Else?": A simple but life-changing question to help you factor in God's sovereignty when life feels out of control. Subscribe: If you found this reflection helpful, please consider subscribing to our channel for weekly insights into practicing the Word of God in daily life. ‪@practicologypodcast‬ Visit PracticologyPodcast.com for more episodes. #psalm36 #biblestudy #mentalhealth #christianlife #practicologypodcast #Ephesians1 #faithoveranxiety