You Aren't Worthless Quotes

“Self-hatred is not in our nature, but self-love is. If we attempt to think logically we might say, well if self-love is pride, then isn’t the opposite of pride equal to self-hate? The short answer is no. Many Christians actively argue that since the opposite of pride is humility, the opposite of self-love must be self-hatred. In order for this to be true, it would mean that humility is the same thing as self-hatred. It is not. Humility means that you put others above yourself. The motivation for this selflessness is not because you hate yourself, but because you love others more than you love yourself. Did Jesus hate Himself? No. Previously we saw Jesus as the ultimate example of humility. If you subscribe to the belief that the opposite of pride must be self-hatred, you are also subscribing to the idea that Jesus died on the cross because He hated Himself. Jesus actually died on the cross because of His intense love for us, not for any other reason.”
― Kristin N. Spencer, You Aren't Worthless: Unlock the Truth to Godly Confidence

“God gave me a vision of all the women around me as different types of flowers He has created. He showed me how boring the world would be if every flower (or woman) looked the same. He also showed me a small, delicate, lavender flower next to a full bodied peony. Lavender flowers are beautiful in their own way, and so are peonies. Why compare them at all?”
― Kristin N. Spencer, You Aren't Worthless: Unlock the Truth to Godly Confidence

“We do not like other people’s pride, but we certainly enjoy feeling prideful ourselves. That is the way Satan wants it, because then we compete with each other.”
― Kristin N. Spencer, You Aren't Worthless: Unlock the Truth to Godly Confidence

“(God cannot lie, Titus 1:2).”
― Kristin N. Spencer, You Aren't Worthless: Unlock the Truth to Godly Confidence