The Power of Prophetic Thinking

Welcome back to the MarriageToday Podcast with Jimmy Evans. In this episode, Jimmy delves into the transformative power of prophetic thinking, underscoring the importance of adopting a winner's mindset and focusing on the finish line. He draws inspiration from Hebrews 12, discussing the necessity of running life's race with endurance. Jimmy highlights how prophetic thinking can help overcome discouragement and stresses the value of receiving prophetic words from reliable sources. He rounds out the episode with practical advice on how to embrace this mindset and walk by faith in everyday life.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction: The Power of Prophetic Thinking
02:58 Thinking Like Winners: Focusing on the Finish Line
08:44 Running the Race with Endurance: Overcoming Discouragement
13:34 Prophetic Thinking: Considering Present Circumstances
28:26 Conclusion: Embracing the Gift of Prophecy
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[@debcheney]

Oh my goodness! Death by commercials. There are SO many. I love Jimmy Evans preaching. But it is hard to listen with a commercial every 2 to 3 min.

[@BishopDavid1]

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