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    Every Thought Captive: Battling the Toxic Belief that Separates Us From the Life We Crave
    Every Thought Captive: Battling the Toxic Belief that Separates Us From the Life We Crave
    Every Thought Captive: Battling the Toxic Belief that Separates Us From the Life We Crave
    Audiobook7 hours

    Every Thought Captive: Battling the Toxic Belief that Separates Us From the Life We Crave

    Written by Jerusha Clark

    Narrated by Jerusha Clark

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    What's on your mind today? Your significant other, or your lack thereof? The flippant comment someone made? Your image in the mirror or someone else's recent weight loss? Are you wondering what tomorrow will look like, or why yesterday turned out the way it did? // As thoughts like these float through our minds, we often allow ourselves to believe poisonous lies like: // 'I'm not good enough;' // 'What others think about me defines who I am;' // 'I am what I accomplish.' // These thoughts, and others like them, hijack our minds and separate us from the life Jesus died to give us. Christ declares, "you will know the truth and the truth will set you free" (John 8:32). In order to be set free from the devastating misconceptions that infiltrate our thinking, we must know and live out the truth. Grabbing hold of the life we crave starts with taking our minds captive to what is true. // In Every Thought Captive, Jerusha Clark explores the deepest recesses of the feminine mind and examines the sources of our insecurities, unholy desires, and anxieties. Drawing from other women's and her own experiences, Clark shares insights from God's Word that provide a road map to victory over toxic beliefs.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristianAudio.com
    Release dateMar 1, 2006
    ISBN9781596443495
    Every Thought Captive: Battling the Toxic Belief that Separates Us From the Life We Crave

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      I can't say enough about how this book can take your thought life and force you to go deeper, examine the roots and heart of your beliefs and who you are! With Jerusha's guidance, you are able to face the lies that penetrate the mind, replace them with truths and pursue the freedom that Christ wants us to have in Him! The chapters are well laid out: first examining the lies/truths, then giving practical steps to help live them out and finally uses challenging questions for reflection and personal evaluation. I would recommend this for women of all ages and stages of life.