Probing the Origins and Power of Thoughts: A Deep Dive into Human Mind, God's Forgiveness, and Divine Influence

Have you ever stopped to wonder where your thoughts come from? It might sound strange, but we're here to challenge you to question the origin of your thoughts, and how they shape who you are. We embark on an enlightening discussion on the power and influence of thoughts, bringing you personal experiences and insights on the diverse nature of human thoughts, from jealousy to anger, sexual thoughts to wishes and everything in between.

Get ready to explore the necessity of guarding your mind against destructive thoughts, as well as the process of doing so. In a world where harmful thoughts can have severe consequences, especially those harboring ill-will towards others, we dissect the magnanimous nature of God's forgiveness, and the beauty of being able to interact with the Creator at any given time. As we continue, we touch on the importance of approaching God in a formal way, discussing the profound difference between human and divine communication. Wrapping up, we delve into the origins of the Bible, considered by many to be an external book from Earth, given to man by direct divine influence. So, are you ready to rethink what you think?

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:00

Good morning from Vernon, bc, march the 20th, 10 o'clock 10 am. Hope you're all doing fine. Today I'd like to talk about something a little different, and the idea of it would be Don't believe everything you think. The reason I say that is because Thoughts come not just from your own brain, but they can be implanted by other means, by outside forces, by visual, by hearing, by all kinds of things, and thoughts can be Influenced by the influencer who, of course, is Lucifer, satan. That's his power. That is his power over the human race. He can affect their thoughts. He can't force them to do anything, but he can affect their thoughts, and that is powerful, because what you think is really who you are, and you know, you know yourself that sometimes you think things you shouldn't and you know that. I know that happens to me and and I I'm well. I've sometimes said you know where do these come from. I said that Jesus removed these thoughts from me. I don't want to have them anymore.

Speaker 1: 1:35

You know, there's all kinds of thoughts that come up in people's minds. There are Jealousy thoughts, sexual thoughts, all kinds of things, everything under the Sun. The thing is, it's so important that that a person could protect his mind, and there's only one way to do that is you have to be on guard for that and realize when you get these thoughts and you got to just say basically stop and it's got to stop, you got to start you reject it and you say I got to think about something else. It could be, you know, anger At someone. You're going out of control. I'm gonna do this to him. I'm gonna do that to him. I Wish it was this, I wish he was that. Well, those are bad thoughts. You know, god Says the equivalent of Bad thoughts against someone, or the, the hope of them dying, or Wishing they were dead or whatever else. He. He considers that the same as murder.

Speaker 1: 2:52

I don't think most people realize that or think about that, because they say things out of anger sometimes and God says there'll be no murders in his kingdom. Now you can ask God for forgiveness for that, that's for sure, because you know that's the one thing that I think is so great that people maybe don't even understand how great it is that you can actually Contact the creator of the universe At any time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and you can ask if it's, if you're humble about it, and you ask in Jesus name that's the only way it'll go through is that you will be unforgiven, unconditionally, doesn't matter what it is and or how many times it is. Now you stop and think about that. The whole world is entitled to contact God or Jesus. Jesus is also God Bye.

Speaker 1: 4:07

God says that you have to approach Him and question Him in a formal way, and that is to ask in the name of Jesus Christ. You know, that's sort of that's not our way of thinking, is it? I mean, it's God thinks about things so much different than we do. You know, we babble on and talk, talk, talk, talk, talk about everything. Watch the news all the time, every day, every day, read the newspapers all the time, read books, magazines, all kinds of things, and blabber, blabber, brabber. Even if we don't know what we're talking about, we do that anyway. Now you compare that to when God speaks. When God speaks, maybe two or three lines of verse or whatever would equal a library in what man does, and it's all absolutely precise, it's never exaggerated. And when you think that that's His mode of speaking and the Bible is, I don't know, I can't remember now how many chapters and verses long and that the Bible basically by many.

Speaker 1: 5:39

Many people believe the Bible is an external book from the earth and man and was given to man by directly by God's influence. To write certain things in there about it, you know it has to be. God breathed because Moses discussed the beginning of the world. Moses was not around at the beginning of the world and there was no one else to tell him about it except God. So as far as I'm concerned, that pretty well proves it. So the title of this little broadcast thing is Don't Believe what you Think All the Time. Be careful of what you believe. Anyway, that's good enough for today and I hope you have a good Sabbath day. Thank you.