It's Worse Than You Thought | Andy Stanley

It's difficult to solve a problem when you don't understand what's wrong to begin with. Many of us have been trying to solve the problem of "us" for a long time. Some of you have lost friends, family, or jobs because you couldn't solve you. Some of you have paid someone good money to solve you. But what if the real problem is that you don't know what the problem is?
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[@juliebullock5628]

I NEVER tire of listening to Andy. All his messages challenge, change and inspire me.

[@ftg4864]

Me too

[@antlers163]

@ Julie Bullock - Same here.

[@NorthPointCare]

Hi Julie! We agree! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@NorthPointCare]

@@ftg4864 Yay! So glad!

[@petervitti9]

I love how Andy takes a complex concept and makes it understandable.

[@sangkim7504]

His message on declare, decide, devote was excellent too, and ties to this sermon.

[@lesajake2888]

Thank you.

[@richtrigney9804]

Super Helpful! Always looking for ways NOT to get screwed...thanks.

[@NorthPointCare]

Hi Rich! We are so glad it is helpful!

[@irmabaker1845]

I absolutely love to listen to Andy, he is great, my favorite episode was what are you holding on to, that's holding you back, 2019

[@danielmasipa5771]

Andy is a great teacher!!!

[@patriciaparks7803]

I agree all his messages are awesome and so inspiring.🙏

[@graceoverreligion2509]

Seems like Sha'Uhl is describing the ego here. Or the ego that is enslaved by the flesh.
The giving of the law he describes also looks like God trying to expose the shadow-self, minimizing its grip and growth.
Perhaps, this is why confessing sins and forgiving in the chruch was encouraged in one of the epistles.
Maybe someone who's expert in cognitive phsychology can help bring more light into this.