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The faith factor is a really important foundation for living a life full of health, energy, and happiness. Practicing faith can change the way we think and even how our body feels. A lot of illnesses actually start in the mind, and that ends up affecting the body. But if we fill our mind with faith, there won’t be any room for fear.

Faith activates an inner strength, because God placed a spirit or soul at the center of every person. In 3 John verse 2, it shows that the health of the body is connected to the health of the soul. If we keep our soul and mind free from negative thoughts and bad attitudes, the body will stay healthy too.

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THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING: HOW IT IMPACTS HEALTH

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Chapter 10 How to be a Positive Thinker 

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Chapter 10 How to be a Positive Thinker 

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The power of negative thinking can make us see our reality differently and even affect our health. But we also have the ability to break and build habits. Deep down, we’re naturally positive because we were made in God’s image. We have the freedom to choose whether it’s error instead of truth, wrong instead of right, or right instead of wrong. Even negative thoughts can turn into something positive.

We live based on the values we choose, and that means we also have the right to choose differently. So we can switch from negative thinking to positive thinking

and enjoy the change.

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Automatic Negative Thoughts - Meet the ANT Buddies!

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10 Inspiring And Motivating Snoopy Quotes About…

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An old wise man was teaching his grandson about life and said:

"Inside every person, there is a battle going on between two wolves. > One is negative: it’s full of anger, envy, sadness, fear, guilt, arrogance, self-pity, and doubt. The other is positive: it stands for peace, love, joy, hope, humility, kindness, faith, and truth.””

The boy thought for a moment and then asked,
—“Grandpa, which wolf wins?”

The old man smiled and replied,
—“The one you feed.”

The fable shows us just like the book does that we have the power and ability to choose our thoughts, to decide what kind of thoughts we want to grow. And with every word we hear or speak, or every thought we have, we’re feeding one of the two wolves.

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Lead by example, don’t follow paths that mislead. Be a light, not a shadow.

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Lead by example, don’t follow paths that mislead. Be a light, not a shadow. (1)