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Exchanged Glory II: The OK Stronghold
<page 96>Addictive mindset (pg. 10) – A way of thinking that tends to lead to addiction
Adult (pg. 28-29) – Our reasoning and will power abilities that allow us to approach life as an Adult would
Authenticity (pg. 45-46) – An approach to life that focuses on being true to who we feel we are
Child (pg. 25-26) – The set of emotions within us that tends to experience life as a child would
Faith-filled authenticity (pg. 47-48) – An approach to life which focuses on being true to who God says we are
False God of permissive-love (pg. 8-9) – A made-up god that is pleased with many belief systems and actions that the true God of the Bible condemns
Fantasy (pg. 37-38) – A set of thoughts and images that make us feel OK but aren’t based in reality
“I’ll Prove Myself” (pg. 32-33) – An OK Game in which we try to prove our worth
“I’m Out of Here” (pg. 34-35) – An OK Game in which we try to escape from something that is making us feel “not OK”
“Just You Wait and See” (pg. 33-34) – An OK Game in which we try to prove that we can be more successful by ignoring someone’s demands than we can by obeying them
Life is a Street Fight (pg. 90) – A way of living based on trusting God to help us to be tough in the face of opposition from spiritual darkness
Life is a Tightrope over Hell (pg. 11-12) – A way of living in which I feared the consequences of sin and learned to humble myself before God while relying on His help to overcome temptation
“No, You’re Not OK” (pg. 35-36) – An OK Game in which we respond to someone making us feel “not OK” by trying to make them feel “not OK”
Monsters Under the Bed (pg. 38) – A set of thoughts and images that make us feel “not OK” but aren’t based in reality
New OK Religion (pg. 40-41) – Religion that is based on making us feel OK about ourselves by minimizing what God requires of us
OK Buster (pg. 58-88) – A principle that, by God’s grace, breaks the hold of the OK Stronghold
<page 97>OK Flip-Flop (pg. 30-31) – A habit pattern in which our thoughts switch back and forth between trying to prove ourselves and feeling that we can’t deal with the requirements placed on us
OK Game (pg. 32-36) – An interaction between people or within one person in which the goal is to feel OK
OK Jury (pg. 37) – A group of people that we allow to judge us and tell us whether we are OK or not
OK Meltdown (pg. 49-53) – A condition that develops when our OK and “not OK” feelings lead us into addiction
OK Nuclear Reactor (pg. 45) – A cultural phenomenon where people are motivated to work hard and spend money in order to feel OK
OK Stronghold (pg. 30) – A way of thinking that focuses on feeling OK rather than knowing God
Old-Time OK Religion (pg. 40) – Religion that is based on proving our worth to God
Parent (pg. 26-27) – The set of emotions within us that tends to experience life as a parent would
Permissive-love (pg. 41-43) – The belief that people should affirm many different belief systems and actions
Stronghold (pg. 19-20, 12) – A way of thinking that keeps us from knowing and serving the God of the Bible
Tolerance-based authenticity (pg. 46-47) – An approach to life in which we believe we have a moral obligation to focus on being true to who we feel we are
Train Tracks (pg. 12) – A way of thinking. Our thoughts and feelings are like a train that tends to run along certain tracks. Until we learn new ways of thinking (new tracks), we find it difficult to change.
Ungodliness (pg. 9) – Worship of gods other than the True God, or bad worship of the True God
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