This week on The Enough Collective we consider how fear impacts our lives and how we interact with others. We consider several questions including: Is fear the driving force for our decisions, or are we letting truth guide us? How prevalent is fear in how we treat others? Do we make our decisions based on faith or fear? And underlying all of this, is selfish motivation and self preservation (or even self elevation) the motivating factor?

In this two-part series we consider the driving forces behind fear and the decisions we often make out of a place of fear. Listen as we discuss the importance of grounding our choices in faith and continually looking to scripture for guidance.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of comparison — especially in a world that constantly shows us someone else’s highlight reel. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Steve Taylor unpacks how false comparison can distort our self-worth, fuel insecurity, and pull our eyes away from God’s purpose for our lives.

We talk about finding true contentment in God’s plan, practicing gratitude, and learning through mentorship instead of competition. 💭

✨ Key Takeaways:

• Comparison breeds inadequacy — gratitude restores perspective.

• True worth isn’t found in how we measure up, but in who we are in Christ.

• Social media often hides the full story — don’t let it define your value.

• Biblical success = faithfulness to God’s calling, not competition.

• God’s love for you is equal, unchanging, and never based on performance.

Listen now and be reminded: You don’t need to compete to be complete in Christ. 🕊️
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