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“Everybody Loves David”

“Everybody Loves David“

Speaker: Troy Champ

Series: The Life & Lyrics Of David

Primary text: Proverbs 14:30

Speaker: Troy Champ
Series: The Life & Lyrics Of David
Primary text: Proverbs 14:30

Live Your Life, Not Somebody Else’s.

In the 1980’s and 90’s, the TV series Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous took us inside opulent homes marked by a level of luxury most of us couldn’t imagine in our wildest dreams. The 2000’s exploded with reality shows, many of which centered on the lives of the most successful and beautiful people on the planet. But, by the 2010’s, a tidal wave of social media platforms had flooded and changed the social landscape – instead of us tuning in once a week to sneak a peak into the lives of celebrities, celebrities began offering us a picture of what their lives are like every day.

What was meant to be fun and entertaining, and even humanize many of our heroes, came with an unintended consequence: comparing every aspect of our lives to theirs.

This week in our series The Life & Lyrics of David we’ll see how comparing our lives to the lives of others is the first step down the dangerous road of envy.

Other texts in this message: 1 Samuel 10:23-24, 1 Samuel 18:1-30, Deuteronomy 5:21, Psalm 16:1-11, Hebrews 12:1-2

Homework

Ask God to change the way you think about your life
and everybody else’s.

Count your blessings.

Redirect the focus of your thoughts off of them and
onto Jesus.

Reconsider your social media habits.

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Worship Songs

Who You Say I Am
Reuben Timothy Morgan / Benjamin David Fielding

Accepted
Bre Botello / Rick Botello / Ethan Kent / Israel Houghton

Jireh (You Are Enough)
Christopher Joel Brown / Steven Furtick / Chandler Moore / Naomi Raine


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In the 1980’s and 90’s, the TV series Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous took us inside opulent homes marked by a level of luxury most of us couldn’t imagine in our wildest dreams. The 2000’s exploded with reality shows, many of which centered on the lives of the most successful and beautiful people on the planet. But, by the 2010’s, a tidal wave of social media platforms had flooded and changed the social landscape – instead of us tuning in once a week to sneak a peak into the lives of celebrities, celebrities began offering us a picture of what their lives are like every day.

What was meant to be fun and entertaining, and even humanize many of our heroes, came with an unintended consequence: comparing every aspect of our lives to theirs.

This week in our series The Life & Lyrics of David we’ll see how comparing our lives to the lives of others is the first step down the dangerous road of envy.

Who You Say I Am

Accepted

Jireh (You Are Enough)

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