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Billy Sticker argues that "that's not for me" is an excuse believers use to avoid effort when they see others succeed. It's a comfortable dismissal that looks humble but masks complacency and kills ambition.
Billy Sticker argues that "that's not for me" is an excuse believers use to avoid effort when they see others succeed. It's a comfortable dismissal that looks humble but masks complacency and kills ambition.
Yeah, and I think it's so easy for believers to just remain comfortable, and when they see somebody having success, even if they don't judge them, right, which— because I mean, let's face it, Christians are not judgmental. Not at all. Never. Never. I've never seen a judgmental Christian. But even if they aren't judgmental, they still sometimes think, yeah, but that's not That's not for me. And I get— it's almost like an excuse to not even try. 100%.
