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SHIFT AWAY FROM NEGATIVITY AND INTO GOD'S PEACE By Durrell Dixon | Faith-Based Personal Development Coach & Christian Psychology Advocate What You Think About Matters Life can move fast, so fast that we often miss the gentle, God-given moments meant to renew our souls. We scroll past kindness. We skip over love. We brush off sincere concern. Why? Because we’re busy getting things done. We’re rushing, not realizing we’re running on empty. Philippians 4:8 reminds us, “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.” That verse isn’t a suggestion—it’s a spiritual strategy. Your thoughts shape your internal world. And what fills your mind will eventually lead your emotions, decisions, and interactions. But here's the problem: our culture conditions us to fixate on what's wrong more than what’s right. Negativit...

CONTROLING YOUR DESIRES By Durrell Dixon | Faith-Based Personal Development Coach & Christian Psychology Advocate The Hidden Power Beneath the Surface Most psychologists agree that subconscious desires dominate human behavior more than conscious desires. While the conscious mind can set goals, the subconscious often holds the powerful, underlying motivations, emotions, and memories that truly drive one's actions and choices. When I reflect on this truth, I see the parallels in Scripture. The Bible repeatedly points out that what is hidden in the heart eventually shows up in a person’s life: Proverbs 23:7. “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he” The subconscious is, in many ways, the heart that Scripture speaks of—the deep place where beliefs, emotions, and memories reside. And if that’s where our real power is, then it makes sense why transformation must begin there. Why the Subconscious Prevails The Conscious Mind is Slow and Limited The conscious mind is a...

GAIN THE SKILLS TO LIVE STRONG By Durrell Dixon | Faith-Based Personal Development Coach & Christian Psychology Advocate “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power.” – Ephesians 6:10 The word be has a significant meaning for me. God says, “Be strong,” Not feel strong. You see the difference? One is a call to identity. The other is an emotional experience. And the two aren’t always in sync. That’s where many of us wrestle—between how we feel and who we’re called to be. Being vs. Feeling: What’s the Difference? To be something means to exist in a certain state, whether you feel it or not. It’s a position you hold. A foundation you stand on. The Greek verb used in Ephesians 6:10 is “ endynamousthe ,” meaning “be continually empowered” or “be strengthened continually.” And it's constantly believing you are. That’s not just emotional energy—it’s ongoing empowerment. Feeling, on the other hand, is fleeting. It’s driven by internal emotion a...

UNLOCK GOD'S VINDICATION IN YOUR LIFE: LEARNING FROM KING DAVID By Durrell Dixon | Faith-Based Personal Development Coach & Christian Psychology Advocate Even though God had rejected Saul as king (1 Samuel 15:26-28), and the anointing had already shifted to David (1 Samuel 16:13), David still refused to raise his hand against Saul. Why? Let’s get undersanding 1. David Revered the Office Even When the Man Was Flawed David understood a powerful spiritual truth: position is God-given. Saul may have failed in character, but his role was still under God’s sovereign appointment. David chose not to touch what God had once touched. Even when the anointing had lifted, the office still held sacred weight in David’s eyes. This kind of discernment shows emotional and spiritual maturity. David didn’t confuse his calling with entitlement. He was secure enough in God’s promise that he didn’t need to take matters into his own hands. Insight: Research shows that individuals with h...

START YOUR JOURNEY TO PEACE- THINKING LIKE GOD By Durrell Dixon | Faith-Based Personal Development Coach & Christian Psychology Advocate Why Peace Is So Hard to Find Have you ever noticed how easy it is to focus on the negative first? Maybe you were excited about your day, but a small setback entirely derailed your thoughts. That’s because our minds are wired to weigh negatives more heavily—this isn’t new. It’s called the negativity bias , and research shows it’s still at work in many areas of life today. Even positive news doesn’t stick as strongly as negative—it takes conscious effort to notice the good (Zhang et al., 2024). This bias often steals our peace, leaving us restless and anxious—even when God’s promises are real and present. Peace from the Inside Out: A Biblical Perspective Isaiah 26:3 offers a lifeline: “You keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed on you, because he trusts in you.” This verse isn’t asking us to feel peace before trust—it f...

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CONTROLING YOUR DESIRES
DEVELOP A MINDSET THAT STRENGTHENS YOU
GAIN THE SKILLS TO LIVE STRONG
HOLDING ON TO GOD'S PROMISES: TRUSTING WHEN DOUBT CREEPS IN
HOW DO YOU UNLOCK FAITH THAT WORKS: WITH LOVE IN ACTION
HOW TO KEEP YOUR FOCUS ON GOD’S ASSIGNMENTS
LEARN HOW TO LIVE THE "I AM" MINDSET
LEARN WHAT IT TAKES TO WALK OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION - WITH SATISFACTION
LEARN WHAT TO DO WHEN GOD SHAKES YOU- TO SHIFT YOU
LIKING WHO YOU ARE

MASTER THE SKILLS TO WALK IN FAITH
NOT LIFE IRRITATIONS
SHIFT AWAY FROM NEGATIVITY AND INTO GOD'S PEACE
START YOUR JOURNEY TO PEACE- THINKING LIKE GOD
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR PEACE: LEARN THE SKILLS TO REST LIKE JESUS
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR THOUGHTS AND BE STRONG
UNLOCK GOD'S VINDICATION IN YOUR LIFE: LEARNING FROM KING DAVID
WAYS TO TRUST GOD IN UNCERTAINTY: RESPONDING BY FAITH
YOUR FEET ARE FOR CRUSHING

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