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I've seen. honor to get to spend this time with you. In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations

every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk, that deepen your understanding

of God's word and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life.

Well, my guest today says this, that true confession isn't just really about saying you're sorry.

In fact, it's about truth-telling.

He goes on to say that the kingdom of God comes when you begin to tell the truth, the truth to God,

to yourself, and to others. So how does lying to ourselves and to God hold us captive?

And what if you're, you may not be intentionally lying to yourself. Most people

that lie to themselves are believing lies. But when you think about it that way, you're lying to

yourself. So how does that proposition of lying to ourselves and even not being a truth teller to

God impact our captivity level, how we walk out our walk with the Lord. And then how does telling the truth

actually lead to true freedom? I bet you can guess who I'm talking to today. Jamie Winship,

our good friend, who joins us every single month, joins us every month for an identity check.

And today, at least for the first part of the conversation, we're going to talk about

truth telling to ourselves,

to God, and to others. We'll draw from his amazing book, Living Fearless, exchanging the lives of the

world by the liberating truth of God. Got a couple of copies to give away today. You can text the

word book if you want in on the drawing. 877933-2484. I would say buckle up because I think we are in for a powerful

conversation today. Let me tell you about my guests. We'll get him on the show. Jamie has

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