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• Intentional gratitude practice has a positive impact on the brain: By focusing on gratitude and giving attention to the things, people, and creations we are grateful for, it can have a profound impact on the physical structure of our brains.
• Renewing the mind leads to positive transformations: Our brains can create new neural pathways through repeated thoughts and behaviors. By intentionally focusing on renewing our minds and integrating gratitude, we can experience positive transformations in our character and actions.
• Gratitude strengthens the faith and resilience:  Gratitude is described as a tool to help the listener develop a more positive and resilient mindset. It invites the listener to hold their feelings and experiences in the context of faith and hope, finding strength in God’s presence even in difficult times.

4 Week Free Gratitude Practice:

https://www.graceenoughpodcast.com/freegratitudepractice/

Quotes:

“Brain science corroborates this truth, revealing that our brains can shed old neural pathways and create new ones through repeated thoughts and behaviors. As we intentionally focus on godly virtues and principles, our brain’s neural connections are strengthened, leading to positive transformations in our character and actions.” -Amber Cullum

“As you integrate gratitude in your journey with Jesus, you experience the spiritual benefits of drawing closer to God and you enjoy the neurobiological advantages of a more positive and resilient mindset.” -Amber Cullum

“Gratitude invites us to hold our feelings and experiences in the context of faith and hope, finding strength in God’s presence, even amidst the valley of the shadow of death.” -Amber Cullum

Scripture:

• Colossians 3:2
• Colossians 3:10
• Ephesians 4:22-24
• 2 Corinthians 4:16