I will never forget the first time he told me the words. I hit me like a wrecking ball to an old brick building.
“You are believing lies.”
But, I knew it was true. My husband reminded me that I was choosing to believe the lies of the enemy over the truth of my Father.
It seemed silly. Why would a person do this? But, I knew the answer. The lies were easier to believe. In order to get out of the slump I was in, I had to get out of the pit and climb into my Daddy’s lap.
Below are a list of “Lies vs Promises” and verses that go along with each. I encourage you to take this list to your Quiet Time and let the truth soak deep into the pores of your soul.
It’s impossible.
All things are possible. (Luke 8:27)
I’m too tired.
I will give you rest. (Matthew 1:28-30)
Nobody really likes me.
I love you. (John 3:16, 13:34)
I can’t go on.
My grace is sufficient. (II Cor. 12:9, Ps. 91:15)
I can’t figure things out.
I will direct your steps. (Prov. 3:5-6)
I can’t do it.
You can do all things through my strength. (Phil. 4:13)
I’m not able.
I am able. (II Cor. 9:8)
It’s not worth it.
It will be worth it. (Romans 8:28)
I can’t forgive myself.
I forgive you. (I John 1:9, Romans 8:1)
I can’t manage.
I will supply all your needs. (Phil 4:19)
I’m afraid.
I have not given you a spirit of fear. (II Tim. 1:7)
I’m always worried and frustrated.
Cast all your cares on Me. (I Peter 5:7)
I don’t have enough faith.
I’ve given everyone a measure of faith. (Romans 12:3)
I’m not smart enough.
I give you wisdom. (I Cor. 1:30)
I feel all alone.
I will never leave you or forsake you. (Hebrews 13:5)
What lie are you believing?
Also read: He’s a Liar
Flick Him Off
The Last 48
Thanks makes one stop and think about what lies we have allowed the enemy in with.
Jocelyn
So true Jocelyn!