This is why you shouldn’t compare yourself with other people

In this universe, we are all given different tasks to fulfill, and each of us is granted a period of time to complete them. What I'm saying is that you shouldn't compare yourself with others because their assignments are extremely different from yours.

The Bible mentions several prophets, and if you study them, you'll notice that their missions and responsibilities are vastly different. At first, Moses was tasked with freeing the Israelites from Egypt, whereas Jesus was tasked with freeing the entire world from the devil.

Joshua was given only one task on earth: to lead the children of Israel across the Jordan River into the Promised Land. Joshua was the man whom God chose to succeed Moses. Jonah was created to deliver the message of repentance to Nineveh. They were God's prophets, but they had different missions.

He created us in such a way that we are able to contribute to what he is doing in the world. Every person who comes to Christ brings something to the table that no one else can. Instead of making us arrogant, this knowledge should humble us as we celebrate our unique position and acknowledge God's supreme plan.

Another thing to keep in mind is that just because God is blessing others doesn't mean your turn won't come. So give thanks to God for them, since yours is on its way.

This year, I urge all my readers to refrain from comparing their lives with those of other people because their responsibilities are vastly different from yours. If you haven't received your assignment yet, pray that God will disclose it to you.

It is important to complete your tasks before you live in this world, because God some day is going to judge us.

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