You are listening to the morning mindset.

We are just about ready to get our minds aligned with the truth of God's word.

But to get us into it, let me ask you a question.

If a five-year-old kid came to you and started calling you names, making accusations about you, like you're a murderer,

you're a liar, you're a thief, you've been stealing money, and you had done none of those

things. Would you let that five-year-old's opinion of you affect you very much? I mean,

you typically wouldn't. I mean, it might

bother you that the five-year-old has this opinion of you, and you'd wonder where he got all these

things from, but you would very easily be able to say, well, he's a five-year-old. He doesn't know

what he's talking about. Friends, today in Romans 8, verse number 33, we are going to see that the charges

and the accusations that often come to us in life, either through our own minds and thoughts,

our own emotions, or accusations of the devil or other people, really have no more legitimacy

than what that five-year-old would be saying to us.

We're going to get into it in just a moment.

But before we get there, I want to remind you of a podcast that my wife and I publish

for Christian parents.

So if you're a parent and you really want to learn how to raise your children in a way

that honors God and crafts in their own

souls, a love and a desire for God themselves. You really need to be listening to God-fearing

kids and the parents who raise them. You can find the podcast just by going to the website,

Godfearingkids.com. You'll hear my wife and by going to the website, GodfearingKids.com.

You'll hear my wife and I talking about biblical situations and circumstances and scriptures

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