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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2020 · 16 MIN

The Danger of Whitewashing Your Past [Bible Study]

from First Baptist Decatur Podcast · host Paul Wallace, First Baptist Church Decatur

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Do you “whitewash” your memories to justify your own dissatisfaction with where you are today? You’re not alone. When lost and wandering in the wilderness, the Israelites begged Moses to lead them back into Egypt – back into slavery – because there they at least had food to eat. But in reality, they were twisting their present reality to prop up a lie and legitimize their anger. Maybe you do the same thing with where you’re at today. In this episode of our mid-week Bible study, Dr. Paul Wallace walks us through this biblical story (Exod. 16:2-15) and guides us into how we might find contentment with our present circumstances so that we don’t stop lying to ourselves about our past. Listen in...

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