How to Know When Your Thoughts Are Lying to You
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How to Know When Your Thoughts Are Lying to You
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In Week 3 of Kill the Spider, Scott Savage closes the series by exploring John 8:31-36 and how Jesus leads us into real freedom. Through the surprising story of Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle being fooled by staged fairy photographs and the story of Stanislav Petrov questioning a false missile warning, Scott shows why intelligent, sincere people can believe things that are not true.
Jesus tells those who believed him that they will know the truth and the truth will set them free. He also challenges them to admit where they are still enslaved and reveals that lasting freedom comes from the Son. Freedom begins with truth, requires admitting where we are not free, and is ultimately found in Jesus.
This is not about replacing a negative thought with a positive one. It is about confessing the lie, rejecting your agreement with it, and replacing it with what Jesus says is true. Freedom comes when we stop agreeing with the lie and start agreeing with Jesus.
Whether you feel trapped by people pleasing, perfectionism, overworking, isolation, control, or beliefs shaped by painful experiences, this message will help you question what feels true, recognize the places where you are not free, and take a practical next step toward freedom.
Scripture: John 8:31-36
Speaker: Scott Savage
Cornerstone Church, Prescott, AZ
Yavapai County | Evangelical Free Church of America
Series: Kill the Spider
Week Number: Week 3
September 27, 2026
Learn more or plan a visit: https://prescottcornerstone.com
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