1.1 Success is equated with wealth and material possessions. Materialism is often seen as the primary indicator of success. 1 Timothy 6:10
1.2 Success is often associated with power and influence. The world tends to view those with authority and control over others as successful. Mark 10:42-45
1.3 The world often defines success by fame and recognition. The more popular and well-known a person is, the more successful they are considered. Luke 6:26
2.1 The world's definition of success can lead to a sense of emptiness. Chasing after wealth, power, and fame often leaves people feeling unfulfilled and unsatisfied. Ecclesiastes 5:10
2.2 The world's view of success can lead to moral compromise. In the pursuit of success, people often compromise their values and principles. Proverbs 28:6
2.3 The world's definition of success can lead to a neglect of relationships. In the pursuit of success, people often neglect their relationships with family and friends. 1 Timothy 5:8
3.1 Biblical success is about faithfulness to God. The Bible defines success as being faithful to God and His commands. Joshua 1:8
3.2 Biblical success is about loving and serving others. The Bible teaches that true success comes from loving and serving others. Mark 10:43-45
3.3 Biblical success is about developing godly character. The Bible emphasizes the importance of developing godly character as a measure of success. Galatians 5:22-23
4.1 Prioritize your relationship with God. Make your relationship with God the top priority in your life. Matthew 6:33
4.2 Love and serve others. Make a conscious effort to love and serve the people around you. John 13:34-35
4.3 Strive to develop godly character. Make it your goal to develop the fruits of the Spirit in your life. Galatians 5:22-23