Greeting and praise to God.

Encouragement to share the live stream.

Acknowledgment of viewers from various regions.

Focus on Romans chapter 12; the message titled "Notion, Emotion, and Motion."

Explanation of concept: Thoughts lead to feelings, and feelings lead to actions.

Quotation: “Sow a thought, reap an act; sow an act, reap a habit; sow a habit, reap a character; sow a character, reap a destiny.”

Emphasis on the importance of thoughts.

Recognition of common struggles: Negative emotions, destructive thoughts, bad habits, sins, fear, doubt, defeat.

Affirmation: These chains can be broken through the Holy Spirit and God’s Word.

The greatest struggle is within one’s own mind.

The importance of winning the battle in one’s thoughts for victory in life.

Challenge to rise above fear, doubt, and defeat.

Change is possible, but begins in the mind.

Biblical reference: Romans 12:1–2, emphasizing transformation through mind renewal.

Explanation: Daily and continual process, not “one and done.”

The impact of patterns of thought, neuroplasticity, and intentional mindset change.

Romans 12:2: Do not be conformed to the world, but be transformed by renewing your mind.

Explanation of worldly vs. biblical mindsets.

Influence of media, music, TV, and culture on thoughts and attitudes.

Comparison between worldly and biblical mindsets (Psalm 1).

The importance of choosing friends and influences wisely.

Biblical meditation vs. worry: thinking on scripture rather than problems.

Challenge to take personal responsibility instead of blaming others.

Story of struggling with a victim mentality and learning dependence on God.

The significance of words and affirmation in shaping attitudes.

Stories about speaking encouragement and its impact.

Nehemiah’s story: remaining focused and persistent despite criticism and obstacles.

The call not to “come down” or quit—stay committed to “great work.”

Transformation begins with renewing the mind through God’s Word and Spirit.

Closing prayer for renewed minds and lasting change.

Invitation to worship and prayer.