To be sound in mind is to think soberly and act with self-control, shaped by Scripture, steady in prayer, and alert against sin.
What Does It Mean to Be Sound in Mind?
How Can I Stop Having Negative Thoughts?
Negative thoughts shrink when you replace lies with Scripture, pray honestly, set wise boundaries, and practice obedience that retrains the mind.
You Can Win the Battle for Your Mind
Through Scripture, obedience, and dependence on Jehovah, Christians can defeat sinful thought patterns and truly win the battle for their minds.
Asking When Your Mind Is Normal
No fallen mind is “normal.” Scripture shows how a Christian can discern a healthy mind amid conflict, weakness, and renewal through God’s Word.
Understanding a Wandering, Wondering Mind
A wandering, wondering mind is a real battlefield. Scripture shows how to harness curiosity, resist distraction, and fix your thoughts on God’s truth.
Getting Control over a Judgmental, Critical and Suspicious Mind
Scripture exposes a judgmental, critical, and suspicious mind and shows how the Gospel reshapes our thinking into humble, discerning, and loving judgment.
Understanding an Anxious and Worried Mind
Scripture exposes an anxious and worried mind and shows how Jehovah’s truth, prayer, and eternal hope can gradually replace fear with steady trust.
The Nature of a Doubtful and Unbelieving Mind
A doubtful and unbelieving mind is dangerous, but Scripture shows how Christ can renew your thinking and anchor your heart in unshakable trust.
Winning the Battle in Your Christian Mind
Learn how Scripture equips you to win the daily battle in your Christian mind, taking every thought captive and thinking with Christ-centered clarity.
The Battlefield of the Christian Mind
The Christian life is fought in the mind, where truth and lies contend. Scripture shows how to capture every thought and renew the mind in Christ.
