K2C 74 – The Battle for Your Identity, Part 2: Breaking Agreement with the Lies

How does a lie become a stronghold? A painful event may happen once, but the lie attached to it can be replayed for decades. Rejection becomes, "I'm unlovable." Failure becomes, "I'll never be good enough." Betrayal becomes, "I can't trust anyone." Eventually, a lie repeated often enough can become so familiar that we no longer recognize it as a lie—we simply assume that's who we are. In Part 2 of The Battle for Your Identity, Tracy Tennant explores how wounds can become opportunities for deception and how believers may unknowingly come into agreement with conclusions God never spoke over them. Drawing from Scripture and years of experience with inner healing and deliverance ministry, Tracy looks at the relationship between our thoughts, the enemy's accusations, spiritual strongholds, and the renewing of the mind. But freedom doesn't come from becoming obsessed with demons or analyzing every thought that enters our heads. Scripture calls us to take our thoughts captive, test them against God's truth, and become increasingly familiar with the voice of our Shepherd. What have you come to believe about yourself that God never said? And when an old accusation surfaces again, perhaps it's time to ask a very simple question: "Who told me that?" _____ This podcast is listener-supported. If these teachings have encouraged or equipped you, and you'd like to help make them available to others, you can support the ministry here: 👉 Support Tracy Tennant Ministries To learn more about my books, podcast, and speaking ministry, visit TracyTennant.com. If you're looking for resources specifically related to Mormonism and reaching Latter-day Saints with the biblical gospel, visit TheMormonMatrix.com. Your support helps offset podcast hosting, website maintenance, and the development of free biblical resources so these materials can remain available to those seeking truth and encouragement. If this episode was helpful, please follow the podcast and share it with someone who could benefit from it.