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Lè nou pase tan pwolonje vide sou sa lòt moun ap fè yo t'ap di konsa, li trase atansyon nou nan tout bagay sa yo nou pa gen oswa yo manke soti sou. Li ka lakòz nou nan kesyon poukisa lavi nou pa gade menm bagay la tou. Poukisa nou pa t 'mwen panse a ki quote? Mwen swete mwen te gen sans li nan style. nouvo kay yo se yon fason pi gwo pase nou! Si nou pa fè atansyon, trant minit sou Facebook oswa Pinterest ka kite ou santi enproduktiv, désagréable, ak underwhelmed ak lavi pwòp ou a. Ebre egzòte nou, "Kenbe lavi ou gratis nan renmen nan lajan, yo epi yo dwe kontan ak sa yo sa ou genyen, pou Li te di, 'Mwen pa janm pral kite ou ni vire do ban nou. "Nou kapab finalman pou nou kontan ak lavi nou kòm moun ki kwè paske nou yo ba tout sa ki nou bezwen nan Kris la. Mande tèt ou si wi ou non sèvi ak ou nan medya sosyal ap ede ou kwè verite sa a.
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When we spend extended time pouring over what others are doing and saying, it draws our attention to all the things we don’t have or are missing out on. It can cause us to question why our lives don’t look the same. Why didn’t I think of that quote? I wish I had her sense of style. Their new house is way bigger than ours! If we aren’t careful, thirty minutes on Facebook or Pinterest can leave you feeling unproductive, unattractive, and underwhelmed with your own life. Hebrews exhorts us, “Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for He has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’” We can ultimately be content with our lives as believers because we are given all that we need in Christ. Ask yourself whether your use of social media is helping you believe this truth.