The Grove Church / Dallas, Texas

There is never a place on the comparison treadmill where you can stop or take a break. The reference point you use to tell you you're okay is constantly moving. What drives this insecurity and need to compare? How do we get off the treadmill?

Comparison has become almost instinctual. We compare ourselves to others to see how we're doing. What happens when it impacts your ability to appreciate what you do have?

Do you find yourself trying to determine your place in the world relative to those around you? Do you think you're more than some, less than others? What does scripture teach us about how to get out of this trap?  

We all have that thing, that cause, that group where we want to get involved. Often fear, anxiety and uncertainty make us feel we aren't special enough to make a difference. How do we move forward without a big moment or sign?

When you think of what it means to be "super," what does that mean for you? Measuring by the world's view will never allow you to feel you have achieved for long. You will always be looking for more. Is there another way to think about success that leaves us satisfied?