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January 5, 2026
The world is full of titles that identify, classify, categorize, rank, divide, unite, and ultimately aim to tell people, including ourselves, who we are.
The world is full of titles that identify, classify, categorize, rank, divide, unite, and ultimately aim to tell people, including ourselves, who we are. Many of these titles revolve around what we do it what we accomplish, some focus on our weaknesses and faults. These titles tend to place a secular value on us - they attempt to define our worth.
In some scenarios, (medical, military, riffs at work, etc...) some of these identifiers help decide who is worth keeping, who is worth saving.
Weather our worldly identifiers are positive or negative, if we place too much focus on them by elevating them above our ultimate title, the result is damaging to our self worth, because as a children of God, we are all worth saving.
God taught Moses that he is a son of God. Satan told Moses otherwise to diminish his self worth, to lie about his divinity. He does the same to us. If the adversary can distract us through titles of grandeur or failure, we can lose focus on our divinity. Our Savior already paid the price to save us, we have infinite worth - when we are feeling worthless for any reason, we need to ask if we believe God or Satan.
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