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Don't Take the Bait | Digital Divide

31 min · 26 de abr de 2026
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Comparison is one of the oldest spiritual battles humans face — and today it's being weaponized at scale. In Don't Take the Bait, we explore how the comparison trap goes far deeper than envy. At its core, it's a question of identity: Am I enough? Through the lives of Paul and Jesus, we discover that the answer to that question can never come from a screen, a salary, or someone else's opinion. Using Galatians 1, Philippians 3, Psalm 139, and Matthew 3, this message shows how a secure identity in Christ is the only thing that can free us from the endless cycle of compare and despair. Whether it's social media, cable news, or the family reunion, this message is for everyone — and it comes with three practical steps you can start today.

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