Comparison has become so normal in our culture.

It's what we do in every aspect of our lives as we're scrolling down our social media feed,

as we're shopping in the grocery store.

We start comparing our carts to everybody else.

But when you think about the root of comparison, it's essentially saying that what God gave me is not enough for me, and I need

what he gave them. And that is rooted in envy, jealousy, and all of these heart issues that

we don't even realize are tucked under the surface.

You're listening to God Here's Her, a podcast for women, where we explore the

stunning truth that God hears you, he sees you, and he loves you because you are his.

Find out how these realities free you today on God Here's Her.

Welcome to God Here's Her. I'm Alyssa Morgan.

And I'm Aaron Eddy. And you may have heard it said, you become what you think. So what happens

when all of our thoughts are focused on comparing ourselves with others? What happens to our

heart when all our mind can think about

is how much smarter that girl is, or how much fuller her eyelashes are, or maybe how spiritual

she seems to be, or how good she looks with that guy. Join us as we talk to Bree Rostick about the dangers of comparison

and how God created each one of us uniquely. And here's a fun fact about Bree. She actually

works for our daily bread ministries. And you may recognize her name from her posts on the God

hears her blog. That's right. And we're so grateful that she was able to sit down with us

to talk through the topic of comparison.

This is God hears her.

So I'm excited to talk about this topic

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