Most of Our Thoughts are Automatic and Often False! A Guide to Rewiring Your Brain

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What if the biggest threat to your wellbeing, your relationships, and your walk with God isn’t what’s happening around you, but the automatic thoughts you’ve never stopped to question?

Neuroscience and spiritual formation are both telling the same story: much of our inner commentary is made of false thoughts and old, unrenewed mental loops—yesterday’s pain and assumptions replaying on autopilot today. When those untrue narratives shape how we see God, ourselves, and others, they quietly wire our brains in ways that keep us anxious, discouraged, and stuck, even while we’re praying for breakthrough.

In this Kingdom Conversation, Lee Warren invites us into a deeply practical journey of renewing the mind with God—learning how to notice our automatic thoughts, expose the lies, and partner with the Holy Spirit in gently rewiring the brain with truth. As you read and watch, will you slow down, reflect on your own thought life, and join the conversation about what it means to think true with Jesus in this Kingdom Age?

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Your Turn to Talk!

Let us know what you think.

Have you ever caught yourself believing a thought that turned out to be completely false — and what did it cost you?

What’s one mental pattern you’ve noticed repeating in your life that you’d like to break free from?

How has Scripture helped you replace a false or destructive thought with truth — or where do you feel stuck in that process?

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