It’s easy to become overwhelmed and feel you’re nothing more than “dust in the wind.” Don’t our lives really count for more than to just take up space and die? Can we really make a lasting difference in this world?

It’s easy to become overwhelmed and feel you’re nothing more than “dust in the wind.” Don’t our lives really count for more than to just take up space and die? Can we really make a lasting difference in this world?

Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

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Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

Follow along and takes notes in the City Life App under the “Messages” section.

Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

Follow along and takes notes in the City Life App under the “Messages” section.

Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

Follow along and takes notes in the City Life App under the “Messages” section.

Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

Follow along and takes notes in the City Life App under the “Messages” section.

Most of us are not overly “in love” with ourselves. In fact, we tend to be overly harsh on ourselves, judgmental, and even self-loathing. In our polished achievement driven culture saturated in Instagram reflections of perfection all around us, how can anyone measure up? Maybe we need to change how we view ourselves, based upon God’s perspective.

Follow along and takes notes in the City Life App under the “Messages” section.

There is Beauty in Your Brokenness

There is Beauty in Your Brokenness