Mind Games: Win the Battle

Series messages & resources.

How we think shapes how we live.

So why do we allow our minds to be ruled by negative thinking, unhealthy thoughts, worry, and anxiety?

In this series we talk about mental health in church—because it’s time to take control of our thoughts and stop letting the enemy play games with our minds. Through Sunday messages and helpful resources, we learn how to recognize and overcome these struggles so we can move forward and follow the direction God has for our lives.

Messages & Guides

Think About What You Think About

Mind Games | Part 1

The Battle in Your Mind Isn’t Just Spiritual

Mind Games | Part 2

Articles & Resources

Promises and Declarations for Every Situation

No matter what you’re going through, God’s Word has something for you.

6 Books to Win the Battle of Your Mind

Change your thinking, change your life.

4 Habits Of Maintaining Mental Health

The power of the mind, and of the way the mind works, is one of our greatest assets.

Looking for a Christian Counselor?

Find the one that is right for you.

The Antidote to Anxiety

Is it actually going to be okay?

Keep in Mind

5 reasons why you should memorize God’s Word.

Additional Videos

Q&A With Dr. Henry Cloud

As seen in Mind Games Week 3 and more exclusive videos.

Mental Health Q&A

A conversation with pastors and mental health professionals.

You Have the Power to Choose

A thought from Charlotte Gambill.

This Is a Game Changer

A thought from Earl and Oneka McClellan.

Getting Help Helps

A thought from Irene Rollins.

Who Are You Becoming?

A thought from Rich Wilkerson Jr.

For Students & Young Adults

To Be Honest: Mental Health

A conversation for students featuring mental health professionals.

What Would Jesus Say to...Your Therapist?

Break the stigma with Christ Fellowship Young Adults.

Scriptural Truths to Combat Negative Thoughts

Source: Hope for Mental Health

*This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health providers with any questions regarding your care. Remember, seeking help doesn’t make you weak—it makes you wise.

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