and yet judson died. and i remember for the longest time i was like, "god, why didn't you provide the ram in the thicket?" and he spoke so clear to my heart and said, "christina, i did provide the ram in the thicket. jesus is that sacrifice that has replaced the death of your son and he now lives. the ram in the thicket came and that is my son. and it was such a profound moment for me because i was so focused on this earthly existence that i couldn't see the sacrifice he's made for us to live eternally and that he has provided the ram in the thicket for our son. and he now lives and we will get to live with him in eternity. "i have been here for a long time listening to jesus. no one brought lunch except one little boy." >> joyce: you know, i want to offer a word of comfort today for those who are suffering, who've had a loss, who are going through something really difficult. those who are trying to trust god when what's happening in your life just doesn't make any sense. you know, i often say that trust

to treat addiction. >> judson brewer: this is just the next generation of exercise.u know, exercise components down. and now, it's about working out how can we actually train our minds. >> cooper: dr. brewer is trying to understand how mindfulness can alter the functioning of the brain. he uses a cap lined with 128 electrodes. >> brewer: we're going to start filling each of these 128 wells with conduction gel. >> cooper: the electrodes are able to pick up signals from the posterior cingulate, part of a brain network linked to memory and emotion. >> brewer: this is all just picking up electrical signal from the top of your head. >> cooper: since attending the mindfulness retreat, i'd been meditating daily and was curious to see if it had an impact on my brain. >> brewer: we're going to have you start with thinking of something that was very anxiety provoking for you. >> cooper: okay. when i thought about something stressful, the cells in my brain's posterior cingulate immediately started firing, shown by the red lines that went off the chart on the computer screen. >>

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