FamilyLife Blended® Minute

Finding Your God-Esteem

with Ron Deal | December 13, 2019
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At some point nearly all of us have to work with, live with, or live in connection with someone who is critical or condescending. Have you ever noticed that self-esteem is fragile and fleeting? I think God-esteem is much better. It says I am somebody, not because of my accomplishments, but because of what God is accomplishing in me. Through Jesus I am bought, loved, forgiven, and accepted-a child of the King. Now, that is a bottomless well of worthiness I can draw from so I can love others.

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  • At some point nearly all of us have to work with, live with, or live in connection with someone who is critical or condescending. Have you ever noticed that self-esteem is fragile and fleeting? I think God-esteem is much better. It says I am somebody, not because of my accomplishments, but because of what God is accomplishing in me. Through Jesus I am bought, loved, forgiven, and accepted-a child of the King. Now, that is a bottomless well of worthiness I can draw from so I can love others.

When someone is beating you down, how do you stand up?