by John Thurman | Mar 26, 2025 | Mindset, Resilient Faith-Based Living, Resilient Living
Understanding Mindset for Spiritual Growth. By John Thurman Mindset Defined Mindset refers to the beliefs and attitudes that shape our thoughts, perceptions, and responses to the world around us. Our mindset significantly affects our behavior, decision-making, and...
by John Thurman | Mar 9, 2025 | Resilient Faith-Based Living, Resilient Living
Rewiring Your Brain for Growth Pt # 2 Transform Troubles and Trauma into Triumph: Harness Faith and Experience Growth By John H. Thurman Jr., M.Div., M.A., LCMHC Life can be full of challenges that test our faith in God and one another. Furthermore, these challenges,...
by John Thurman | Mar 2, 2025 | Resilient Faith-Based Living, Resilient Living
Rewiring Your Brain for Growth Pt #1 By John Thurman NOTE: This is an excerpt from my upcoming book, Enduring Faith: How to Stand Strong in the Storms of Life (working title) Build a Growth Mindset by Understanding Five Mind Basics Did you know that what you think can...
by John Thurman | Feb 13, 2025 | Resilient Faith-Based Living, Resilient Living
by John Thurman M.Div., M.A. LCMHC. Understanding how to craft a resilient life means knowing how you respond to trauma. How do You Respond to Tragedy, Trauma, and Challenges How do you respond to a bad diagnosis, a traumatic event, or adversity? Your answer may...
by John Thurman | Jan 17, 2025 | Christian Marriage, Marital Intimacy, Marriage, Resilient Living
By: John Thurman M.DIv., M.A., LCMHC Ever Struggle with Intimacy? Have you ever struggled with intimacy in your marriage? Trust me, you’re not alone. I’ve been through my share of awkward moments, too. There have been times when I acted like a knuckle-dragging,...
by John Thurman | Jan 16, 2025 | Christian Marriage, marriage conflict, Resilient Living
By: John Thurman Couple’s Fight! Catch the title, right? How to Fight with Your Spouse: 10 Proven Tips. Have you ever been at a party, heard a couple say, “Oh, we never fight!” and thought, “Yeah, right!”? It’s perfectly normal for...
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