ERICA DUNOMES

In the past year, I’ve become a fan of reading books that are accompanied by Bible studies. When a book is centered around the Word of God, there’s nothing like going deeper into it with a study that draws out the message that God is using the author to give to His people. That’s why I’m so excited to share with you what I’m reading for the month of March.

The book I chose for March:

“Get out of Your Head,” by Jennie Allen

Table of Contents:

Part one – all The thoughts

• Chapter 1 – Thinking About Thinking
• Chapter 2 – What We Believe
• Chapter 3 – Spiraling Out
• Chapter 4 – Breaking Free
• Chapter 5 – Where Thoughts Are Captured
• Chapter 6 – Make the Shift

part two – taking down the enemies of our minds

• Chapter 7 – Drawing Battle Lines
• Chapter 8 – Holding Space for Silence
• Chapter 9 – Lifelines
• Chapter 10 – Unafraid
• Chapter 11 – A Beautiful Interruption
• Chapter 12 – Less Important
• Chapter 13 – Not Overcome
• Chapter 14 – Run Your Race

part three – thinking as jesus thinks

• Chapter 15 – Who Do You Think You Are?
• Chapter 16 – Dangerous Thinking

Jennie wrote this book based upon several verses of Scripture that pertain to our minds (Romans 12:2; 2 Corinthians 10:3-6; Philippians 4:8, etc.). She points out that what we think about is very important to our lives and well-being. She teaches us that certain thoughts we have keep us stuck, stagnant, and defeated. They are toxic and destructive.

Having dealt with these toxic thought patterns herself, Jennie has been on the side of knowing that if we don’t take these thoughts captive, things will only get worse for us. She reminds us that God gave us a strategy for victory. His Word. It is the Word of God that we are to use to renew our minds, thus, bringing about the transformation that the Word promises.

It starts in your head. And from there, the possibilities are endless.
~Jennie Allen

Being that this book came out two years ago, have you had the chance to read it? If so, I’d love to know your thoughts and takeaways. Feel free to leave those in the comments below. If not, and you’d made a plan to read it but haven’t yet, why not do it now? Come join me! Always, reading partners are welcome.

Want to know what I’ll be reading throughout the year? Keep up with me here.