We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To con — Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To con — Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To con — Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To con — Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To con — Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
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We enslave in the manner we talk to ourselves. But the truth is, God already set us free. He secured our release. To constantly hurt ourselves, resting in our inadequacy, is to call Him a LIAR.

— Mary E. DeMuth, Wall Around Your Heart
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