Killing Comparison
Reject the Lie You Aren't Good Enough and Live Confident in Who God Made You to Be
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- ¥750
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It's time to leave behind the discontent of comparative thinking and discover a free and joyful life in the security of God’s love.
If you find yourself filled with feelings of insecurity, sure that others are better off or more worthy than you are…then you’re in good company! In today’s image-driven world, nearly all of us deal with the struggles of comparison and self-worth.
Nona Jones knows this mindset all too well. Throughout her life and in her recent career as an executive for the world's largest social media company, Nona discovered how true confidence can only be achieved by defeating comparative thinking and securing our identity to God's approval alone.
Join Pastor Nona Jones as she provides a fresh, biblically rooted perspective on the age-old human habit of comparing oneself to others. Killing Comparison will give you the tools you need to:
Determine your true source of self-worth.Develop practical ways to conquer daily comparison.Learn how to control social media instead of letting it control you.Discover how to accomplish your dreams without comparing yourself at every turn.
Through practical insight and down-to-earth encouragement, Nona helps you avoid the despair of comparison and pursue a life inspired by the one who made us in his image.
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In this empowering manual, preacher Jones (From Social Media to Social Ministry) offers advice for boosting self-confidence. Jones draws on scripture and personal anecdotes to probe how insecurity and comparing oneself with others feed into each other. She tells how Jesus's disciples compared Jesus to John the Baptist, Elijah, and Jeremiah, and in doing so failed to recognize that Jesus was the son of God, leading Jones to conclude: "people's experiences of you is not who you are." The author provides a candid account of her struggle with body dysmorphic disorder and shares that in high school she believed that she looked unattractive compared to her school's cheerleaders, and developed a sense of self-worth tied to her weight. She posits that the "root of insecurity is when your identity is built on an insecure foundation" and encourages readers to live out their faith daily in order to ground their identity in God. Christian living readers will appreciate Jones's application of biblical principles to present-day problems, such as when she urges readers to distance themselves from friends who bring them down because Jesus said to "cut off every branch that bears no fruit." This affirms and inspires in equal measure.
