Ending The Denial Game

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | October 25, 1992

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Scripture Reference: Psalms 139, Hebrews 3:13

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Isn’t it true that in some way, we all deny who we are? We avoid blame, pain, and shame. Over time, we become accustomed to our false reality and exhibit a hardened heart, a lack of trust, and get involved in shallow friendships.

By going through Psalm 139, Pastor Lutzer shows us the way out of the pit called denial. God can help us discover who we really are.

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