Seeing Deep in a Shallow World

About Seeing Deep in a Shallow World

What if one renewed thought could restore your hope and change the course of your week? Welcome to Monday Mindset Reset, a weekly podcast hosted by Dr. Denise Pass, Biblical Mindset Coach, award-winning author, international speaker, theology professor, and founder of Seeing Deep Ministries. In just a few minutes each Monday, you'll renew your mind with God's Word, restore your hope in Christ, and begin your week with a biblical perspective. Whether you're battling shame, carrying an offense, overwhelmed by anxiety, struggling with negative thinking, or simply longing to think more like Christ, each episode will help you identify common mindset traps, replace lies with truth, and experience the peace and hope that come from renewing your mind. Every episode includes: A common mindset trap to identify. One key passage of Scripture. A practical mindset reset. A brief prayer. A simple challenge to carry into your week. Because what you believe shapes how you live...and how you relate to others. Join Dr. Denise each Monday as you learn to renew your mind, restore your hope, and reflect Christ—one renewed thought at a time. A podcast where we see deep in a shallow world by exploring our surrounding culture through a biblical lens and dive into the word of God for the answers to life's problems. Renew your mind. Restore your peace. Reflect Christ.

Publisher

Denise Pass

Category

religion & spirituality · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Jan 2019

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

14 of 179 episodes have a transcript.

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   12 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   SD#183: What Do Your Relationships Say About Your Faith?

   Dr. Denise Pass interviews listeners on how their relationships reveal their faith, offering insights from John 13:34–35 to reflect Christ with grace and truth.

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   6 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   SD #182: Can You Celebrate Someone Else's Blessing?

   What happens in your heart when someone else receives the blessing you've been praying for? Someone else gets the opportunity. Their ministry grows. Their family celebrates good news. Their prayer gets answered—while you're still waiting. It's possible to love someone and still feel the sting of comparison. But when disappointment turns into jealousy or coveting, it can quietly become a root of offense. In this final episode of the Getting to the Roots of Offense series, Dr. Denise Pass examines what Scripture reveals about jealousy, comparison, and contentment—and why another person's blessing is never evidence that God has forgotten you. From Cain's response to Abel, to Saul's jealousy of David, to the older brother watching the celebration of the prodigal son, Scripture shows us what can happen when comparison distorts the way we interpret another person's blessing. But Jesus gives us a different mindset. When Peter asks about John, Jesus redirects him with a simple challenge: "What is that to you? As for you, follow me." You don't have to compete with someone else's calling. You don't have to measure God's goodness to you by what He is doing for someone else. And you don't have to deny your own disappointment in order to genuinely celebrate another person. In this episode, you'll discover: - How comparison can become jealousy, offense, and resentment - The difference between grieving an unmet longing and coveting someone else's blessing - Why jealousy ultimately challenges our trust in God's goodness - How Cain, Saul, the older brother, and Peter reveal different forms of comparison - Why someone else's blessing does not diminish God's provision for you - How returning your attention to Jesus frees you to celebrate what He is doing in someone else's life Mindset Reset: Jealousy grieves another's blessing because it doubts God's goodness. Someone else's answered prayer is not evidence that God has forgotten yours. Their blessing does not threaten your calling. You can rejoice with those who rejoice while honestly bringing your own longing before God. If this episode encouraged you, subscribe and share it with someone who may be struggling with comparison, jealousy, or waiting for an answer to prayer. Connect with Dr. Denise Pass 🌐 denisepass.com 📘 Facebook: @deniseduboispass 📸 Instagram: @thedenisepass 🎵 TikTok: @Dr..denise.pass ▶️ YouTube: @DenisePass-SeeingDeep Monday Mindset Reset — helping you overcome the battles of the mind with the Word of God...one renewed thought at a time.

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   21 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   SD#181: Are You Guarding Your Heart—or Hardening It?

   Dr. Denise Pass explores how offenses can harden the heart and reveals how Christ enables us to remain tender toward God even after being wounded.

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SD#183: What Do Your Relationships Say About Your Faith?

Published 12 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And he certainly isn't saying that love replaces truth or doctrine. He's saying that his disciples should be identifiable by a particular kind of love. But here's where it gets even more significant. Jesus doesn't merely say, love one another. He says, just as I have loved you. Jesus himself becomes both the source and and the standard of Christian love. And think about when Jesus says this. John 13 is not taking place in some ideal relational setting where everybody is getting along. Judas is in the middle of betraying Jesus. Peter's about to deny him. The disciples have repeatedly misunderstood him, and Jesus knows exactly what is coming. […]

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