Summary of "Next Steps Zoom – Unleashing Healing Power through Spirit Born Emotions"

Next Steps Zoom: Unleashing Healing Power through Spirit-Born Emotions

Core message

Emotions are not merely unreliable “soulish” baggage to discard. Kingdom/emotional life (compassion, love, joy, peace, gratitude) is a carrier-wave for healing and spiritual power.
Jesus modeled emotion-driven ministry (he healed moved by compassion). David modeled honest emotional expression (Psalms).
Practices that restore healthy emotion include two-way journaling and tenderness with God.
Emotions are produced by the pictures you are gazing at in your heart. To change emotions, change the picture you’re looking at — invite Jesus into the scene and ask God for a kingdom-centered picture.

“Emotions are byproducts of pictures.” (A guiding principle to rehearse and memorize.)

Key wellness, self-care, and productivity strategies (practical steps)

Change your mental picture to change your emotion
- When a non-kingdom emotion appears, ask: “What picture am I looking at?” If it doesn’t include Jesus, invite him into the scene and accept the new picture.
Two-way journaling
- Spend focused, short time each morning journaling (speaker practices 5 minutes daily; others may use longer).
- Use journaling to process emotions honestly with God — express anger, grief, confusion, then receive God’s response.
Tune to “flow” throughout the day
- Practice listening for God’s voice, smiling, and staying connected so you live in God’s voice instead of reacting to anxiety or distraction.
Use the simple “four keys” for journaling or spiritual tuning
- Picture Jesus
- Tune to flow
- Keep a soft/tender posture (smile)
- Ask a question and listen
Use group learning and accountability
- Study with 2–3 others to accelerate transformation; don’t learn important spiritual practices alone.
- Join a home group, coaching relationship, or online chatroom for feedback and encouragement.
Internalize by repeated practice and memorization
- “Look intently” (Hebrew/Proverbs principle): wrestle with truths until they become lived experience.
- Memorize key scriptural principles and short guiding rules.
- Use quizzes, repetition, and review to ensure internalization — stick with a topic until you are living it (often a year).
Manage common derailers
- Lack of understanding — read, re-read, wrestle with the material until clear.
- Critical unbelief / pride — adopt child-like faith and willingness to practice.
- Fear of persecution or negative labels — follow biblical practice regardless of how others label it.
- Worry about the future — focus on today’s voice and assignment rather than anxious future scenarios.
- Preoccupation with wealth/pleasure — prioritize spiritual practices over consuming pursuits.
Health and immunity connection
- Positive kingdom emotions (love, compassion, gratitude, joy, peace) support immune function and healing.
- Chronic negative emotions (grief, anger, fear, judgment) suppress the immune system and impede healing.
Healing approaches (overview)
- Seek miracles first (sometimes immediate), then gifts of healing (progressive, practical means the speaker uses most often).
- There are multiple biblical “ways” of healing (the speaker mentions a list of 28 gifts/ways explored in other teaching).

Practical learning methods and tools recommended

Short daily practice: 5 minutes journaling + tuning to flow during the day.
Structured course pathway to internalize material:
- Read, memorize, journal, and discuss in a group for planned weeks (the course offers a 12-week lesson plan).
- Use audio/video replay (listen repeatedly while walking/exercising) to internalize.
- Take online quizzes and personal assessments to track mastery.
- Use coaching or chatroom access to ask questions and get feedback.
Study formats:
- School of the Spirit — a lighter electronic course, recommended for group/home use.
- Christian Leadership University — a fuller, degree-style option with instructors, tests, and credit for deeper internalization.
- Audit options, coaching, or a personal spiritual trainer available for varying levels of commitment.

Resources and offers mentioned

Book: Unleashing Healing Power Through Spirit-Born Emotions (ebook + hard copy option)
Course bundle (School of the Spirit): videos, 14 audios, lesson plan, quizzes, PPTs, assessments, coaching/chatroom, discounts and bonuses
Other courses: Hearing God’s Voice for Healing; Christian Leadership University degree tracks
Websites and materials: Community of God Ministries — cwgministries.org (also referenced as cwministries.org), School of the Spirit, Christian Leadership University; many free resources and blog posts available

Tips to implement this teaching immediately

For any upsetting emotion, pause and ask what picture you are gazing at; invite a Jesus-centered picture.
Start a 5-minute morning journaling habit: be honest with God, ask one question, listen, and record his picture/response.
Pair up with 1–2 people to study and practice together weekly for accountability and faster growth.
Memorize one core principle (e.g., “emotions are byproducts of pictures”) and rehearse it when emotions arise.
Use audio lessons while walking or driving to repeat and internalize core teachings.

Presenters / sources

Mark (speaker) — Community of God Ministries (author/teacher)
Charity (co-writer/blogger mentioned)
Community of God Ministries / cwministries.org (also referenced as cwgministries.org)
School of the Spirit (course platform)
Christian Leadership University (degree program)

Note: This summary condenses an auto-generated transcript of a teaching session. Product timings, prices, and discounts were presented in the talk and are subject to change — consult cwministries.org or the specific course pages for current details.