Success Podcast
At some level, we all want to be successful. Yet success can have ill-effects. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Brian Sutter and Fred Witzig tackle this topic of success. Approaching the topic from a historical, clinical, and biblical perspective helps provide insight into this “success” we all want.
Show Notes:
How healthy is my success?
- Success should promote humility.
- Success should not promote arrogance.
- Success should promote thanksgiving.
- Success should not promote entitlement.
- Success should promote a dependence on God.
- Success should not promote an independence from God.
- Success should promote a healthy mind.
- Success should not promote out of balance.
- Success should promote good relationships.
- Success should not promote negligence.
- Success should promote a healthy view of God.
- Success should not promote misconceptions of God.
- Success should promote a high view of people.
- Success should not promote a condescending view of people.
- Success should promote joy.
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