There's a Netflix subscription running in your brain, and it only plays the same
depressing episodes on repeat.
We get caught in well-worn mental paths. It's like having a never-ending subscription of
the same content playing in our minds. I think that's part of the reason why so many
people deal with oppression and depression.
It's easier to wonder "why me?" than to ask "what now?" It's easier to replay what went
wrong than to plan what could go right.
We know what God says about us, but how do we get off that cycle? He's already paid for
it on the cross. Why do we keep trying ourselves in the same court—not just public
opinion, but our own internal decisions?
The worst part is pretending everything is okay when you're at the end of your rope.
Here's what most people's biggest hangup really is: there's this picture of themselves
they thought they'd be, and when they're not there, it becomes a roller coaster they
can't seem to get off.
We're called to be managers of our own lives. While you've been making it through,
you're tired of just making it through. You want change.
There's no shame in struggle. Struggle simply means you refuse to give up. But how do
you deal with that internal stuff when you're frustrated with yourself because you want
to be different and don't know how to get to the root of what keeps you stuck?
Jesus Christ already paid for your freedom. The question isn't why you keep struggling—
it's why you keep subscribing to the same mental content that keeps you bound.
What mental subscription do you need to cancel to break the cycle?
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