Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Don't you wish there was an antidote for hypocrisy?

You know, like a special injection you could get from a doctor that would get rid of all the hypocrisy in your life forever.

Well, guess what? God has designed an antidote for hypocrisy, and today I'm going to tell you what it is and how to get it.

You're listening to Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Today, Chip takes us to Ephesians 5 with something you might not expect.

God's primary tool for fighting hypocrisy is an accountability or discipline or trying harder.

It's worship.

Chip will explain the theology behind why it works and what it looked like in the life of Moses.

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Catch up any time at living on the edge.org. Well, now here's Chip continuing our study on

the new you with today's message titled How to Overcome Hypocrisy in Your Public Life.

I got as sick as a dog. I mean, I can't remember ever having left the house and then getting so sick. I turned around, went home, literally went in bed. I mean, just slept all, then I got up, had a glass of water, then slept. But you ever have one of those times where you're sleeping, thinking, praying, dozing, sleeping, thinking, praying, dozing. You know what I mean? And I just had multiple windows of time

where I prayed. And over and over and over and over, one verse kept coming to my mind. And it's

Isaiah 3015. It says, in rest and repentance, you will be saved. In quietness and trust is your

strength. It goes on to talk to Israel and say they

were not willing. But in rest and repentance, I thought, Lord, is there, is there a message here for me?

And it wasn't like it came to my mind, two, three, four, I bet 30 times, 40 times, you know,

wake up, doze, then pray for a while. To make a long story short,

I figured out the rest part was doing what I was doing. But then after about three or four hours

of dozing and rolling and praying, I began to ask God, what about the repentance part? I don't

get it. What is it? And I laid in bed and I said, Lord, is there areas

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