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Every thought captive:, battling the toxic beliefs that separate us from the life we crave, Jerusha Clark

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Every thought captive:, battling the toxic beliefs that separate us from the life we crave, Jerusha Clark

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Every thought captive:

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Jerusha Clark

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battling the toxic beliefs that separate us from the life we crave

Summary

What are people thinking about today? Their significant other, or their lack thereof? The flippant comment someone made? The image in the mirror, or someone else's recent weight loss? Are people wondering what tomorrow will look like, or why yesterday turned out the way it did? Thoughts like these often allow people to believe poisonous lies: '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 minds and separate people from the life Jesus died to give them. 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 everyone's thoughts, people must know and live out the truth. For people to grab hold of the life they crave, they must start with taking their 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 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

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