Gospel Chats A Different Kind of Confidence
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May 19, 2025 Explore the complexities of self-confidence and its role in spiritual fulfillment. Discover the difference between self-esteem and true confidence rooted in faith, emphasizing humility and reliance on God. The conversation highlights embracing virtues and divine strength over personal capabilities, leading to meaningful interactions. Redefine self-worth through service to others and love for God, challenging conventional views on self-affirmation. Finally, learn how spiritual inheritance fosters assurance and inspires a faithful life.
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Drug Use Emulates Spiritual Feelings
- David T. Morgan recounts a drug-addicted friend who said cocaine produced the same feelings as the Spirit.
- Morgan warns that some counterfeits, like self-esteem, can emulate spiritual fruit but bring ruin.
Self-Confidence Conflicts With Gospel Humility
- Ryan and Marshall argue self-confidence centers identity on the self, which conflicts with gospel humility.
- They claim true reliance should be on God, not on personal self-assessment.
Question Pop Psychology's Place In Faith
- Douglas Holmes asks why scriptures lack sermons promoting self-confidence and points to verses teaching reliance on God.
- He encourages seeking confidence from divine trust rather than popular self-help messages.
