Dr. David Murray explains, there's often a gap between what we say we believe and how we live.

And you know, if you ask every Christian, do you believe your sins are forgiven? Yes, they will

say. But I ask them, is there a sin from your past that you think about all the time? Yes, there

is. And so it's a contradiction that needs constant gospel warfare

because God has taken it away by the blood of Christ. Cleanes us from all sin.

We'll hear about fighting the lies with gospel truth today on the Revive Our Hearts

podcast. It's July 22nd, 2021, and I'm Nancy DeMoss, Wogamuth.

Would you say you're a good lie detector? How good are you at spotting lies? Not so much in the

lives of people around you, but what about lies you may be believing yourself? Doctors David and

Shona Murray are with us again today to explore some of the lies we believe.

They'll explain why these lies are so harmful, especially when it comes to the effects of anxiety and depression.

And they'll point us to the truth that sets us free from those lies.

Here's Dana Gresh.

I know one of the things that you two both talk about a lot is something that Nancy and I talk about a lot.

We've written several books on the topic, but that is that many times depression and anxiety are fueled by lies that we believe.

And I want to talk about that a little bit because I think that's one of the important

keys to overcoming anxiety and depression. We have to identify those false thoughts. We have to

identify those lies and we have to replace them with God's truth. And I think we've just done that

because one of the lies we believe is that I have to hold the world together or the world

won't keep spinning

without me. Or, you know, we take those verses from scripture about a little slumber, a little

folding of the hands, and, you know, we, like, wear that without the totality of scripture

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