Tell Me (No More) Lies

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Bloganuary Writing Prompt:
What’s a lie you tell yourself?

I don’t know that I do. Or if I do, they’re subconscious.

There are, of course, the typical day-to-day lies.
”I’ll get gas in the morning.”
”I don’t need coffee today.”
”I’ll remember what I need at the store without a list.”

Things like that. And in some cases, those lies are just as much to my detriment as if I were telling myself other lies.

Lies that sound more like:
”I’ll never be a published author.”
”Nobody cares what I think.”
”I’ll never be great with finances.”

^I used to tell myself lies like that all the time. And then I had a “come to Jesus” moment and realized those kinds of things are speaking death over myself when, as a child of the King of the Universe, I should only be speaking life.

Because only life is what the King speaks.

It’s a struggle to be an imitator of my Heavenly Father, but a precedent was set by Someone Who was actually able to do it. And I am to be like Him, so I do my best.

Sometimes I fail, but it’s less than it used to be… and that’s becoming a little more like Jesus everyday.

Though to be fair, I still write down what I need from the store otherwise I get nothing I need and everything I want.

2 responses to “Tell Me (No More) Lies”

  1. Listen, the “only speak life” speech, as delivered by Heather E., is one of those moments from Bible school that changed my life forever. I’ll never forget how real and imperative she made it…

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