You have been encouraged and enriched by the classic Mind Change book by Tom Jones. And many of you have received his Monday Morning Mind Change Moments for weeks (to sign up,click here). Now you can have 60 of these devotions in book form, along with the accompanying focus scriptures.

Jones says, "By the time this is published, God willing, we will have done well beyond one hundred weeks of these podcasts, and will be into the third year. Since many people use these messages in written form and have used them in small group meetings, we decided to select some of them and make a new book. So here you have it. I pray it will be a great encouragement to you and to those you send it to."

Here are some comments made by Mind Change Moment recepients:

"Tom has a way of putting things simply, poetically, and memorably--good spiritual thoughts to help you anchor your week." (Scott Greene, evangelist, Seattle Church)

"You have no idea of how much your incredible words of inspiration are helping people the world over—yes even in a city as obscure as mine! And your struggle with MS is what lends them authenticity and power. I refer to your book again and again and have been doing so for a few years now."  (Mysore, India)

"I cannot tell you how much it means to me to open my e-mail on Monday morning and listen to your Web casts. It seems to be just what I need every time! It helps me to face my challenges with the courage, strength and humility I see in you." (Boston, USA)

"It has been very encouraging to me to receive MInd Change Moments every week. I also forward them to my friends and coworkers. It is so encouraging to read how you deal with your situation on a daily basis and rely totally on God to help you. It makes my various aches, pains and trials pale in comparison. Thank you so much for having the heart to share this with all of us." (Chattanooga TN, USA)

"In these short messages, you provide a vehicle for God’s voice to come ringing through—whispering his mercy, grace and faithfulness. I personally don’t read a lot of the e-newsletters I receive, but I always think about what you share." (Chicago, USA)