Changing My Season By Changing My Mind | Richie Mullis

Transformation Church Tallahassee

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Your greatest enemy isn't your spouse, your boss, or your circumstances. It's your inner me. The thoughts you let run unchecked — the ones that take you to places that never actually happen — are quietly shaping your habits, your words, and ultimately your destiny.

In this powerful guest message, Pastor Richie brings a word from Acts 3 that hits different: repentance isn't just about the altar. The Greek word Peter uses means to change your mind. And when you change your mind, your season changes. Not mind over matter — mind over the lies, the fear, the worry, and the negativity that compound daily at 70,000 thoughts a day.

Four practical steps to train your brain to reign — and why 30 days of this could change everything.

📖 **Scripture Reference:** Acts 3:19, 2 Corinthians 10:5, Philippians 4:6-8, Psalm 23, Ephesians 6:17, Genesis 37

💡 **Big Idea:** Repentance means to change your mind. When you audit, arrest, anoint, and act on your thoughts — replacing them with God's word — your season changes. You can't change your world until you change your mind.

❤️ **Key Quote:** "Satan is not a creator. He's an exaggerator. No matter how bad you think it is, it's never as bad as you think it is."

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📚 **Topics in this Message:**

* Dropping his daughter off in Miami and the thoughts that followed for months

* The brain processes 70,000 thoughts per day — 80% negative, 95% repetitive

* Thoughts affect heart rate, blood pressure, words, actions, habits, and destiny

* Acts 3:19 — repent (metanoeo) means to change your mind, not just visit the altar

* You don't need your mountain to move — you need your mind and mouth to move

* Step 1: Audit your thoughts — fear or faith, forgiveness or bitterness, confidence or comparison

* When you forgive, you set a prisoner free — only to find the prisoner was you

* Step 2: Arrest your thoughts — 2 Corinthians 10:5, taking every thought captive

* Replace toxic thoughts with God's word, not just positive thinking

* Step 3: Anoint your thoughts — Psalm 23, the shepherd anoints the head against the flies

* The anointing follows when you make a decision to stay

* Step 4: Act quickly — what you feed grows, what you starve dies

* Jacob, Joseph, and false evidence appearing real — fear is an exaggerator

* The Great Plague of London, dead rats, and the source of toxic thinking

* Golgotha — at the place of the skull, resurrection happened

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