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Can I Memorize Scripture Even if I Think I’m Not Good at It? With Josh Summers [Episode 335]

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Even YOU can memorize the Bible! Yes, you!

According to today’s guest, it doesn’t matter how young or old you are. It doesn’t matter if you think you have a bad memory. It doesn’t even matter if you’re a busy parent who rarely has more than 10 minutes alone in any given day. Scripture memorization is possible for you!

Author and podcaster Josh Summers will share the brain science and strategies behind Scripture memorization to give you confidence and motivation to get started. The tips and strategies he offers aren’t just theoretical—he has used these methods to memorize over 10 books of the Bible word-for-word.

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Can I Overcome Negative Thinking Through Memorizing Scripture? With Vera Schmitz [Episode 334]

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We all struggle with negative thoughts, don’t we? Whether you’re someone who has to battle with them from time to time or on a regular basis, those pesky, intrusive thoughts can pop up just like that—without warning!

But when that happens, you don’t have to do battle on your own! You have the Word of God to do battle for you.

God’s Word is a powerful weapon that reminds you of who you truly are, what really matters, and how God’s got you no matter what. And when you tuck His Word into your heart and mind, it can replace lies with the truth and change the way you think one verse at a time.

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Spill the Beans LIVE with My Crazy Friends at Fresh Grounded Faith Fort Worth, TX [Episode 267]

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What do you get when you put me, Annie F. Downs, Tammy Trent, and Shaun Groves together at a bistro table in Texas? You get the craziest, most fun, deep, and inspiring conversation ever!

These crazy friends joined me in Fort Worth for a Fresh Grounded Faith event, and at the end of the conference, we got to be both silly and serious as we answered questions from the audience.

We talked about how to deal with loneliness, how to let go of hurts and disappointments, and how to find fulfillment in the monotony of everyday life.