Children are taught to avoid toxins—whether in plants or household chemicals. We’ve learned to steer clear of poison ivy and venomous snakes and avoid plunging our hands into boiling water or our forks into electric outlets. But we miss the deadliest toxins of all each time we think destructive thoughts. Toxic mental habits can fuel ever-increasing levels of depression, anxiety, self-pity, or despair. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, licensed professional counselor, Marti Wibbels shares with us that amid fear, anxiety, depression, anger, discouragement, or despair, we can transform toxic thoughts by applying God’s Word to our concerns.

Avoiding Toxic Thoughts.pdf

<p>Children are taught to avoid toxins&mdash;whether in plants or household chemicals. We&rsquo;ve learned to steer clear of poison ivy and venomous snakes and avoid plunging our hands into boiling water or our forks into electric outlets. But we miss the deadliest toxins of all each time we think destructive thoughts. Toxic mental habits can fuel ever-increasing levels of depression, anxiety, self-pity, or despair. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, licensed professional counselor, Marti Wibbels shares with us that amid fear, anxiety, depression, anger, discouragement, or despair, we can transform toxic thoughts by applying God&rsquo;s Word to our concerns.</p>
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