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Welcome back to the Hope Rescue Podcast! We are deep into our series on essential character traits for relationships. So far, we've explored patience and confidence. Today, we delve into the crucial aspect of self-esteem.
Self-esteem is your view of yourself. It plays a vital role in your ability to love others. The danger lies in extremes – high self-esteem that looks down on others or low self-esteem that perpetually puts oneself down. Our goal is to cultivate a healthy, balanced self-esteem. This means recognizing your worth without thinking you're superior to others or constantly feeling unworthy.
Remember, your identity is who you are as God created you, while self-esteem is your perception of yourself. Your true value is not determined by self-perception but by the intrinsic value bestowed upon you as a person made in the image of God.
How to Develop Healthy Self-Esteem:
Evaluate the voices influencing your self-perception. Turn down destructive voices and amplify the Word of God. Wire your brain with the truth of Scripture; let God's perspective be the loudest voice.
Resist the lies you tell yourself. Actively challenge and question negative thoughts about yourself. Consider whether they align with reality or if they are based on misconceptions. Be aware of the destructive nature of comparisons. Understand that everyone is on their unique journey, and comparing yourself to others only diminishes your own sense of worth.
Embrace forgiveness for your failings. Moving forward is crucial; your identity is not defined by your mistakes.
Recognize your worth to your Creator: "Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? And not one of them will fall to the ground apart from your Father. But even the hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not, therefore; you are of more value than many sparrows." – Matthew 10:29-31
Stay tuned for our next episode as we continue exploring essential character traits for relationships on the Hope Rescue Podcast!
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