Show Notes
We have to think about what we’re thinking about. Go back and read that again.
Our thought life as Christ followers matters. It’s important we remain vigilant to identify and uproot the lies we’re believing, and to do that continually in community with the power of the Holy Spirit.
This is part two of a conversation on the battlefield of the mind. If you missed The Work of Mind Renewal, go back and watch on YouTube or listen on your platform of choice: https://youtu.be/n2nHa8_mSzQ
Scripture references:
Romans 8:5-9, 11
Ephesians 1:17-20
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