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The Paul Tripp Podcast

627. Am I Really That Bad? | Ask Paul Tripp

Jun 27, 2024
Paul Tripp, best-selling author and pastor, addresses the struggle with self-loathing and self-hatred. He discusses discerning between negative self-talk and the Holy Spirit's conviction, and explores the concept of identity in Christ and spiritual warfare.
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  • Distinguish between Holy Spirit's conviction and enemy's condemnation in combating self-loathing.
  • Combat negative self-talk by discerning gospel truths and resisting enemy's control over internal dialogue.

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Dealing with Internal Voices

When facing internal voices that highlight feelings of inadequacy and self-hatred, it is important to distinguish between the conviction of the Holy Spirit and the condemnation of the enemy. The Holy Spirit guides towards confession, forgiveness, and fresh starts, while self-loathing signifies the enemy's destructive influence. Recognizing one's identity in Christ as crucified with Him can offer solace and empowerment to overcome past sins and embrace new potential. Embracing grace, confessing present sins, and focusing on the truth of the gospel are key strategies in combating negative self-talk.

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