i could go on and on about how i used to think and believe but the bottom line is this book changed my life in ways i didn't think possible. She supports her assertions with Scriptures -- which I love, since, as Christians, we are to be rooted in the Word if we are to overcome battlefields, like those that seek to conquer our minds. Once we got to the chapter where she was describing talking in tongues we all decided this was not the study for us and we ended it.

If, on the other hand, we renew our mind according to God’s Word, we will prove out “the good and acceptable and perfect will of God” for our lives. But for serious issues that have required medical attention, I wouldn't recommend it, as it might have a condescending effect.

As I step out in faith, and begin to interpret what was spoken, I make the message understandable to all.

I'm not sure her teachings are 100% biblical (she's very health/wealth oriented and that's not biblical), though she DOES have some really good things to say. While I did not particularly care for Meyer's writing style - it felt too informal, too much like she wanted to be close with her readers - this was a good read.I was in a very dark place after a breakup due to some bad decision making and this was exactly what I needed--someone to provide encouragement as well as a push. Another example of the way the spirit and the mind work together is the gift of tongues with interpretation. I would totally recommend this book to anyone who is always negative, quick to judge or quick to open their mouth! I must've recognized this early on because at the top of page nine I scribbled "Reminder: take what you can use and leave the rest. Let me give you an example: Sister Smith may stand up in church and give a message in an unknown tongue.