EP.6/ Comparison Pt. 2: A Silent Killer - Spiritual Pride

EP.6/ Comparison Pt. 2: A Silent Killer - Spiritual Pride
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In Part 2 of this eye-opening series, Coach D. Jackson continues pulling back the curtain on the destructive power of comparison. But this time, she’s coming for your mindset. From side-eyes to silent insecurities, this episode explores how comparison creeps into our daily lives, stifles purpose, and poisons self-worth. Coach D walks listeners through real-life scenarios, spiritual truths, and practical shifts that uproot this toxic seed.

If you’ve ever felt "not enough" in your own story—or found yourself measuring your worth by someone else’s chapter—this one’s for you. It's time to heal, grow, and water your OWN lane.

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Key Takeaways

  1. Comparison Breeds Pride
    When we measure ourselves against others, it can shift from insecurity into superiority, birthing spiritual pride.

  2. Pride Hides Behind Righteousness
    Spiritual pride often disguises itself as “I’m just trying to live right,” but at its root, it places self above others and even above God’s grace.

  3. Humility Is the Antidote
    True spiritual maturity isn’t about appearing holier—it’s about staying humble, teachable, and dependent on God, not your own “ranking.”

  4. Pride Blocks Authentic Connection
    When you elevate yourself in comparison, you create distance from others. Real community requires vulnerability, not competition.

  5. Grace Levels the Field
    No matter how polished or broken we look on the outside, grace makes us equal. Spiritual pride crumbles when you remember no one earns God’s love—it’s given.

  6. Silent Killers Work Slowly
    Pride doesn’t always announce itself loudly—it creeps in through thoughts, judgments, and attitudes. Awareness is key to uprooting it before it suffocates growth.