Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Paul says, "all things work together for good to them that love God" (Romans 8:28). If I love God, can I have full faith and trust in that promise and simply remind myself over and over -- even in the midst of trials -- that "everything just works out for me"? I think so.
This video explores whether it is a tenable Christian position, a "Jedi mind trick," or both to program your brain to believe the positive affirmation that everything works out for you (because of Jesus).
I end the video with a quote from Gordon B. Hinckley. For some reason, the quality of the video degrades sharply at that point. I apologize!
Paul says, "all things work together for good to them that love God" (Romans 8:28). If I love God, can I have full faith and trust in that promise and simply remind myself over and over -- even in the midst of trials -- that "everything just works out for me"? I think so.
This video explores whether it is a tenable Christian position, a "Jedi mind trick," or both to program your brain to believe the positive affirmation that everything works out for you (because of Jesus).
I end the video with a quote from Gordon B. Hinckley. For some reason, the quality of the video degrades sharply at that point. I apologize!
