Hey, my friends, let me ask you a simple question. Do you trust your own thinking?

Today, as we look at Proverbs chapter 28, verse 26, as we head toward the end of our series called Mind War, we're going to discover that trusting our own way of thinking

is not necessarily the best way to go.

Hey friends, welcome to the morning mindset.

This is our opportunity to get our minds aligned with the truth of God's word for this day.

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to find out more. All right, friends, we're going to be looking at Proverbs

chapter 28, verse 26 today, so get out your Bibles

and join me as we prepare our hearts and our minds

through prayer.

Our God, we are grateful that you give us your scriptures

to guide us, to inform us, to shape our thinking. And we ask you today to give us

understanding of what it is you're saying to us, and then the wisdom to apply it rightly. We ask it in

Jesus' name, amen. All right, friends, well, you may have noticed the title to today's episode is don't trust

your own mind. That isn't my suggestion. That is the exact wording of Proverbs chapter 28,

verse 26. It says, whoever trusts in his own mind is a fool, but he who walks in wisdom will be delivered. And now the proverbs

often place contrasts before us to consider. And this proverb is doing exactly that. It has

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