This ONE WORD Helps to Overcome Intrusive Thoughts
Mark DeJesus
teaching
March 3, 2026
If you've ever been hijacked by an intrusive thought — that unwanted, disturbing image or urge that shows up without warning — you know how exhausting the battle can be. It leads to a lot of compulsive activity that actually makes the thoughts worse. The praying, confessing, mental reviewing, the avoidance — to name a few, actually make the thoughts come back stronger.
In this video, I share one simple word that completely changed how I relate to intrusive thoughts — and it goes against everything most of us have been taught to do. It's not a spiritual formula or a mental trick. It's actually buried right there in Scripture, hiding in plain sight.
This word won't make your thoughts disappear overnight, but it will begin to starve the cycle that keeps them in control of your life. And once you understand it, you'll never respond to intrusive thoughts the same way again.
Whether you're wrestling with OCD, scrupulosity, religious intrusive thoughts, or just can't seem to quiet the mental noise — this is for you.
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