Kareen Mills breaks down Philippians 4:13, a verse often quoted out of context. She warns against using it to justify doing anything or comparing yourself to others, coining the term "comparacitis" for social-media-driven comparison, and stresses focusing on your God-given callings instead.
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Okay, I want to highlight the truth about this verse, Philippians 4:13, which is very popular. Today's scripture is a popular Bible verse. However, I believe it's been quoted out of context at times. Doesn't mean— so listen to this— it doesn't mean, especially those that has a disease called comparacitis, where because of our social media world now, we love comparing our life to other people's lives. This right here is super critical. It doesn't mean we can do anything we want to do or that we can do everything other people do. To think of it that way would leave many people frustrated because they would be trying to succeed and do things that are not part of their God-given callings and abilities. I'll let you read the rest.