CANTON, Ga., Nov. 16, 2010 — Your thoughts mold your lifestyle. They also shape your mental, physical, relational, and emotional health. Caspar McCloud and Linda Lange, authors of the new book What Was I Thinking?, ask: What shape are you in?
Presented in a reader-friendly discussion style, McCloud and Lange make a strong case that people must choose whether to follow the path of fear (stress) or the path of faith (truth). Understanding these links brings new insight to help people achieve healthier lifestyle results, emotional and physical healing, freedom, and greater effectiveness in life.
Filled with relevant Biblical passages, exciting personal testimonies and "Points to Ponder," this book provides spiritually enriched food for thought that can enhance one's life greatly.
"Commit your works to the Lord, and your thoughts will be established" (Proverbs 16:3).
Major intriguing themes include: the direct link between thoughts and physical health; brain functions; the importance of forgiveness; and a variety of concepts that keep many people from living in health and joy instead of bondage.
The authors have found that:
- Doctors are recommending this book to their patients.
- People are reporting being healed of a number of sicknesses and diseases by applying these simple life-saving principles.
- Marriages and business relationships are being restored.
- People are being blessed beyond what they thought possible.
Readers will learn easy techniques that will forever change the way they think and process information leading to a more successful, happier life.
Title: What Was I Thinking?: Get Your Thoughts Working for You and Not Against You
Authors: Caspar McCloud and Linda Lange
Published by: Destiny Image Publishing, October 2010
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Mike Waldner
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