Are You Justifying Your Choices? | Therapy & Theology |
When we rationalize our own decisions, we decrease the wisdom of others and increase our chances of being self-deceived.
This video is taken from the Therapy & Theology series "I Want To Be More Self-Aware." Join Lysa TerKeurst; Licensed Professional Counselor, Jim Cress; and Proverbs 31 Ministries' Director of Theological Research, Dr. Joel Muddamalle, for conversations where they combine theological wisdom and therapeutic practices to help you navigate everyday life.
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Are You Justifying Your Choices? | Therapy & Theology
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It’s important not to justify ourselves, but to align our thoughts with God’s. Bring our thoughts captive to the obedience of Christ. It’s easy to deceive ourselves if we lean on our own understanding. We need the help of the Holy Spirit. 🕊📖
My ex husband/his family are always trying to justify their extremely extremely ungodly bad behavior all the time 🤢🤢🤮🤮🙄🙄🙄And I Praise God for permanent divorce/no reconciliation ever!!! And I also thank God for my singleness for as long as it lasts:)@Official Proverbs 31 Ministries