Your Brain’s Not Broken. You’re Just in a Battle God Designed You to Win.
 
Hey brother —
I don’t know what your life looks like right now.

But I know this much:
If you’re tired of blowing up over small things, zoning out when you should be leading, or falling into patterns you swore you left behind...

It’s not because you don’t love God.
It’s because your brain is wired for survival, and you’ve been trying to muscle your way through a spiritual war with a nervous system stuck in fight, flight, or freeze.
 
God designed your brain to work with your faith, not against it.
And that’s exactly what this 10-day devotional will show you.
 
📖 What It Is:
Peace in the Pause is a no-fluff, straight-shooting devotional that:
Uses Scripture to rewire how you respond to stress
Teaches you how to train your body to stop overreacting
Reconnects you to God not just in theory — but in your thoughts, emotions, and decisions
 
Each day speaks to 3 parts of your brain:
🛡 The Reptilian Brain — where your survival instincts live
💓 The Limbic Brain — where your emotions and connections live
🧠 The Neocortex — where your logic and decisions live
 
If you’ve ever:
Felt angry and didn’t know why
Gone numb during worship
Overthought yourself out of obedience
...this study was built for you.
 
🙏 What You’ll Walk Away With:
A nervous system that knows how to pause instead of panic
A mind that’s rooted in God’s truth, not just reacting to threats
A spiritual rhythm that actually rewires your reactions
And more importantly:
 
You’ll finally feel like you’re not fighting yourself anymore.
🧭 How It Works:
10 Days.
Scriptures that speak to your actual brain, not just your Sunday side.
1 challenge + 1 action each day.
Takes 10 minutes, but hits way deeper.
 
🚨 WARNING:
This is not “just another devotional.”
 
If you want surface-level feel-good faith, scroll on.
But if you’re ready to understand how God made you — body, soul, and spirit —
...and start leading your life from a place of grounded power —
 
Start retraining your brain, resetting your faith, and reclaiming your peace.
Let’s go,
Coach Drew