The Company You Keep: Guarding Your Heart and Mind

By Lindsay Roberts

What has your attention?<BR><BR>Who are you hanging around... Who are you listening to?<BR><BR>Who and what we allow to influence our prayer and thought life is vitally important.<BR><BR>The Bible makes it very clear that we should be watchful of the "company we keep," including TV, social media, music, books and people. The company you keep is the company that is keeping you and if you are consistently around fear, worry, and doubt, then that is most likely what is influencing you. <BR><BR>Surrounding yourself with faith, prayer, and hope is what will "keep" you.<BR><BR>In this booklet, Lindsay gives you biblical and practical examples of how you can quiet your soul and "tune in" to all God has for you.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eBookIt.com
• Release date: Feb 8, 2024
• ISBN: 9798988377351

Lindsay Roberts

Lindsay Roberts is a minister, writer, editor, sought-after speaker, wife, mother, and lifelong student of the Bible. She hosts the inspirational women’s television program Make Your Day Count. Lindsay cohosts, with her husband, Richard, The Place for Miracles, a half-hour interactive broadcast that reaches millions of viewers worldwide. She is editor and publisher for Oral Roberts Ministries publications and is the author of numerous books. Lindsay and her family live in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Beware of Distractions

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