S2: How Did I Get in the Cave? (Out of the Cave)
Out of the Cave
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Elijah began to compare himself to his ancestors, criticizing himself for being no better than them in their fickle disobedience to the Lord. This “comparison trap” drove him deeper into the cave of depression. As we will see in this session, the same will be true of us when we begin to worry too much about what others are thinking and we measure our self-worth against everyone around us.
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