The Mystery of Comparison II

In the last post, I emphatically stated that when something is to lose its relevance, gain momentum, gain ground, or even shift suddenly; for us to perceive it is based on comparison. Without comparison, not only will our understanding be fragmented, but our perception will be null. What is that all about? Discernment. Discernment Discernment

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The Mystery of Comparison

Comparison has been cast negatively, but rather than avoiding it, we must learn to harness it, since it underpins our learning and understanding through metaphors and scale. True measurement, however, lies in selecting the correct yardstick. God’s judgment incorporates this principle, assessing us individually against a personal and divine standard, not in comparison to others, and rewards us accordingly. This encourages us to measure ourselves by what God entrusts to us in each life season.

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Identifying Your Non-Negotiables: 5 Things More Important than Money

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, the pursuit of financial success often takes centre stage. However, there are aspects of life that transcend money, shaping our well-being and overall happiness. Let’s delve into the concept of non-negotiables—those fundamental elements that should take precedence over the allure of wealth. 1.  Health and Well-being:

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The Paradox of Progress: Should the World Get Better or Worse?

Introduction The world we live in is a complex and dynamic place, filled with both hope and despair, progress and regression. For centuries, human societies have grappled with the question of whether the world is destined to get better or worse. This debate is deeply intertwined with religious beliefs, cultural narratives, and our innate human

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The Logic of God

“If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will He not much more clothe you, O you of little faith?”
Matthew 6:30

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