In GOD, I Know YOU Got This, But..., we settled something a lot of us didn't want to hear: worry is a sin. Not a personality trait. Not just how you're wired. A sin — the same as any other place we've decided we don't trust God with something.

Think on These Things picks up exactly where that conviction leaves off — not with more guilt, but with a plan. Rooted in Philippians 4:8, this book walks through Paul's list of what to think on instead of worry: whatsoever things are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, of good report, virtuous, and praiseworthy.

You'll walk alongside five women — Liz, Patricia, Renee, Gloria, and Darlene — as each one gets caught, red-handed, by her own runaway thoughts. A parking lot meltdown. An entire imaginary affair built from one dead phone battery. A friendship convicted and sentenced over an unanswered text. A neighbor handled with silence instead of grace. A diagnosis met with forced positivity instead of real faith. Their stories are funny, painfully relatable, and — one filtered thought at a time — genuinely convicting.

This isn't a book about thinking happy thoughts. It's about learning to filter what fills your mind, on purpose, every single day, until turning to God stops being the exception and starts being the habit. Because there's no such thing as luck — every good thing traces back to Him — and the mind that keeps that truth in view is a mind at peace.

Filled with humor, real conversation, and a clear presentation of the gospel, Think on These Things is the natural next step for anyone who's already learned that worry is a sin, and is finally ready to learn how to stop.