Don't Give the Enemy a Seat at Your Table: It's Time to Win the Battle of Your Mind...

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The journey starts in Psalm 23 but takes the reader throughout all of Scripture to build a stronger relationship with the God of the universe. Don't Give the Enemy a Seat at Your Table outlines the ways to overcome those lies so you can find peace and security in any challenging circumstance or situation. As group members go through this study, they will see they have the power, through Christ, to take back control of their thoughts and emotions. What’s more likely if you’re hearing that lie is that you’ve got your fist clenched and you’re ready to strike.

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But God has other plans for you, better plans, where you can experience intimacy, rest, and joy beyond your circumstances. In the beautiful comparative picture, we have of the Good Shepherd in John 10, Scripture tells us Jesus “lays down his life for the sheep” (v.But you must remember that these are not your enemies, but the enemy, who has taken a seat at your table.

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As these thoughts take root and grow, they will help remove the destructive weeds that the Enemy tries to plant in your mind. When the Devil sits at your table, he often points to another table and talks about how amazing it is somewhere else. And if you are able to spot them as they’re coming your direction, you can overcome them and win the battle for your mind with truth in Jesus’ name. You missed out on something good, because God is mean, or God forgot about you, or God’s been lying to you all this time.But the Spirit of God is interceding for you: Lord, open her spiritual eyes; Father, let him see with the eyes of faith. It’s important to be able to spot the enemy’s lies—not so you can focus on the lies, but so you can avoid them and fix your gaze back toward the Good Shepherd. Some images and descriptions may not seem to work together until you look at the psalm from different linguistic angles.