“God didn’t just save you — He rewired you.”

In this series, we explore what it really means to have a heart like God. When God promised in Ezekiel 36 to give you a new heart and put His Spirit within you, He wasn’t talking about behavior management or moral effort, He was describing a total re-creation of your inner world. Your new heart is programmed to trust and obey Him. Faith isn’t something you have to work up; it’s the natural response of the Spirit within you recognizing truth.

We talk about how this works both spiritually and practically. In The Neuroscience of Hope, we look at how the same areas of the brain involved in planning, emotion, and motivation are activated by hope — how “your thoughts aren’t just thoughts; they’re programming you.” In Faith Is the Evidence Your Heart Needs, we see that faith isn’t convincing God to move, it’s your heart’s way of recognizing what He’s already done. And in Programming Your Intuition, we explore how to retrain your automatic responses — so that faith, peace, and love become your natural reflexes instead of fear or striving.

You’ll see how the Word of God — the Logos, God’s logic — was never meant to stay in a book. It’s meant to be planted in your heart, where it organizes your inner life the same way it organized creation. “You’re not trying to get God to show up. You’re learning to host His Word and Spirit so His life bears fruit through you.”

Through this series, you’ll learn to live from the Spirit within, to let your mind be renewed, your emotions healed, and your intuition trained by grace. Transformation doesn’t come by forcing yourself to change; it comes by believing that the same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead is shaping your inner world to reflect His own.

Key Themes from A Heart Like God’s

• Your heart was reprogrammed for trust.
  God didn’t leave you with a broken operating system. In Christ, He gave you a new heart that already agrees with His Spirit. Deep down, it’s natural for you to trust Him and follow His ways — you’re just renewing your mind to catch up to what’s already true.

• Faith isn’t a formula — it’s your heart responding to truth.
  Faith doesn’t twist God’s arm; it recognizes what He’s already given. It’s the echo of heaven inside you saying “yes” to the finished work of Jesus.

• Hope literally changes your brain.
  Hope isn’t wishful thinking — it’s a spiritual force that renews both your mind and body. Science even shows that expecting good activates parts of your brain that reduce stress and increase healing. God designed you to function in hope.

• Grace is power, not permission.
  Grace doesn’t just excuse failure; it energizes transformation. It’s God’s strength rising within you, teaching you how to live as the new creation you already are.

• You don’t get God to move — you host what’s already moving.
  The Kingdom isn’t “out there” waiting for a better prayer meeting; it’s within you. Learning to host His Word and Spirit inside you is how His life shows up on the outside.

• Guard your heart like it’s sacred ground.
  The heart is where heaven and earth meet — the soil where the Word takes root and bears fruit. Protect that space. What you plant there grows.

• Transformation starts where awareness meets Spirit.
  The more aware you become of Christ in you, the more effortlessly you reflect Him. This isn’t self-improvement — it’s heart alignment.