Dealing with Unjustified Resentment and Competitiveness
Have you experienced being disliked by someone without any reason? It's confusing because most of the time you can't recall any negative interactions with that person, but for some odd reason, they still see you as an enemy or a "frenemy." Similarly, having someone constantly compete with you can be frustrating, especially when you want nothing but peace. It's crucial to do a self-inventory and self-reflect, however, the issue may not necessarily be about you. Sometimes people dislike others simply for who they are and what they carry. In situations like these, treating them with love and understanding is important even when it's challenging. Philippians 2:3-4 ESV reminds us to avoid rivalry and conceit; and instead, practice humility and consideration for others. It's understandable to feel upset, but it's best not to dwell on it. Instead, stay focused and avoid these distractions. Because that's all they are! Distractions!
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