What if I told you your worst circumstances don't have to define your life anymore?

Welcome to the Maid for this podcast. I'm Jenny Allen. Hey, if you are reading Get Out of Your Head Book along with us as we listen to this

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the spiral of your toxic thoughts.

So make sure to head over there and download it today. All right guys we are talking about something that can feel heavy but I think is going to change your

thinking and change your life because we have accidentally all become victims and I'm telling you you want to talk about

something that Rob's joy it is not believing we have responsibility over our

lives that we have authority or power over our lives.

When we start to believe that we are victims to our lives, to our circumstances, to our thoughts,

to our feelings, to our situations.

Oh my gosh, that is where we become paralyzed,

we become defeated, we become sad, sad, sad.

And so this one matters. It is absolutely rampant in our culture. To some degree all of us

have taken up this banner of victimhood in some way. It might just be a small

– might not be on Twitter. It might be in a way. It might just be a small, it might not be on Twitter, it might be in a relationship where you've been wounded. It might be with a circumstance that just feels so unfair. We have been owning this idea that we are so wronged and I say no more no more and the reason

I say no more is because that is a miserable way to live and it's not even true

that God has given us so much authority and power over our

circumstances over our feelings over our mind over our attitudes about things that

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