12 Truths To Believe About Yourself Today

by | Jan 10, 2019 | Love God

Recently a local radio station played a game on the air called “Three Truths and a Lie.” The contestants of this game were to call in and guess which of the four statement about about a certain artist was the lie. Three were truths, and one was not.

It was quite interesting. I wanted to play along. After a couple of wrong guesses, one person called in with the correct answer, revealing the lie. She won the prize given away that day. Through this game over the air waves I learned something about the artist and, strangely, also something about myself.

I can daily play a similar game of truths and lies.

Some days I do well at believing and functioning through God’s truths about who I am. Other days, however, I find myself paying attention to the lies the enemy of my soul subtly whispers in my ears. If the lies come often enough and are loud enough, sadly, I can begin to believe them. And, you know? He whispers the most damaging ones at the worst possible times to try to discourage, defeat, and destroy me.

Here are some recently…

  • You’re a fake.
  • You can’t do anything right.
  • It’s no wonder you’ve messed up so much. That’s who you are. A mess.
  • You will never be enough.
  • You’re a terrible wife, mother, friend, person.

And, maybe the worst one of all…

  • You don’t deserve God’s grace and mercy.

I have a choice each day... to listen to the lies or believe the truths.

I can either listen to the lies this enemy whispers, or I can stand on the truths of God about who I am. Likewise, you have the same choice, friend. I’m guessing you hear the whispers–the lies–too. The ones you hear, however, might be completely different from mine. But, no matter, they come at some of the most vulnerable times, don’t they?

We may hear the lies, but we don’t have to listen to them.

We have a choice. Let’s listen to the truths instead. Let’s focus on how God sees us instead of on what the enemy tells us.

12 Truths to Believe About Yourself Today

12 Truths To Believe About Yourself Today

  1. You matter. Genesis 1:26a, Zephaniah 3:17
  2. You are worthy. Matthew 10:29-31
  3. You are chosen. Ephesians 1:4, 1 Thessalonians 1:4
  4. You are wonderfully made. Psalm 139:13-14
  5. You are beautiful. Song of Songs 4:7, 1 Peter 3:3-4
  6. You are never alone. Joshua 1:9, Matthew 28:20b
  7. You are loved. Romans 8:38-39, 1 John 4:16
  8. You are forgiven. Psalm 103:12, John 1:9
  9. You are redeemed. Colossians 1:13-14, 1 John 4:4
  10. You are victorious. 1 Corinthians 15:57, 1 John 5:4
  11. You are cherished. Deuteronomy 7:6
  12. You are set apart. Jeremiah 1:5, Romans 12:2

So, which of these truths resonate with you the most? Which are you taking to heart and believing today? Do you have a certain verse you cling to for daily life? Feel free to share below.

Truths or lies. Which ones will we believe?

You know? The more we focus on the truths of God, the less we’ll believe the lies of the enemy. And, consequently, the lies will stand out and we’ll be able to discern the ones in which we refuse to listen. Just like in the radio station game.

Believing the truths with you, friend!

Much love,

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4 Comments

  1. Cindy

    For me, I think “You are worthy” and “You are cherished” are the ones I need most because they are the hardest for me to believe. Yes, those whispers taunt me too. And often at the most vulnerable times. It was a hard realization when I recognized that the voice in my head said things to me that I would never think of saying to someone else, that in fact I was listening to a bully. I have printed off these 12 truths and am going to linger with them. Thank you so much for your willingness to share what you are learning! God is speaking to me through your words!

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    • Julie Lefebure

      I totally understand, Cindy. Sometimes I think we don’t even realize the thoughts we are thinking… they’ve been there for so long and one day we realize they aren’t helpful or healing for us. But, it can be so hard to change those negative and damaging thoughts and replace them with truth! Today’s a new day where we can do just that. I see you as worth and cherished, Cindy, and so much more. May we move ahead in truth today and every day. God loves us dearly. Thank you for your encouragement, Cindy. You are a blessing!

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  2. ordinarilyextraordinarymom

    So I love absolutely everything about this post!! I was just praying over this same topic today. Do you mind being a guest post on my blog with this piece? I’m about to inbox you on Instagram.

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    • Julie Lefebure

      Thank you! Yes, I look forward to sharing this on your blog. Bless you, friend!

      Reply

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