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Study: The study guide uses projects, stories, and Bible study in the book of Philippians to engage the mind and heart.Defeating anxiety with a mind like Christ's.Learning to forget what's behind so we can move ahead.Escaping our comfort zones with weapons of connection, intentionality and gratitude.Fighting toxic thoughts with weapons of humility, silence, and delight.Shifting the focus of our minds from our circumstances to God.Taking every thought captive to make it obedient to Christ.

We can find freedom from the downward spiral by: In Get Out of Your Head, Jennie gives us tools from the book of Philippians to stop the spiral of toxic thoughts, and transform our emotions, our outlook, and even our circumstances, by taking control of our minds.

The visionary behind the million-strong IF:Gathering, Jennie Allen, challenges you to exercise your God-given power to shift negative thinking patterns and take back control of your thoughts and emotions. Other people have better lives than I do. Streaming video access included.Are your th oughts holding you captive? I’ll never be good enough.

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Allow time for anyone who wants to share or respond.

Take turns having each woman ask the question on her card.

Refer to them as needed for help processing as you share.

Lay out the Scripture cards for that week.

Allow each woman to choose her favorite card.

Lay out the cards for the week, questions facing up.

Then, during the group meetings, they share their insights from their personal study, watch a teaching video, then move into the ASK portion of the meeting using the Get Out of Your Head Conversation Cards to ask questions such as What keeps you from believing you can control your thought life?, or, What are you afraid of if you surrender your rights? The lessons in Restless are designed for women to dig deeply into Scripture for themselves and complete study projects on their own. Are your th oughts holding you captive? I’ll never be good enough.