3 Steps to Boost Confidence and Self-Worth
In the video "3 Steps to Boost Confidence and Self-Worth," Pastor Scott Thom discusses how to enhance self-worth and confidence through three key areas: character, competence, and the promises of Jesus. He emphasizes that true self-worth is grounded in one’s character and values, the development of skills and abilities, and ultimately, the unconditional love and validation found in Christ. He encourages viewers to avoid comparison with others and instead focus on personal growth and relationship with God.
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Discussion Questions
1. How do you define character, and why is it essential for self-worth?
2. What skills or abilities do you currently possess that you might undervalue?
3. In what ways can Jesus’s promises impact your self-perception and confidence?
4. How can we support each other in avoiding the comparison trap?
5. What steps can you take this week to build your character or competence?
Prayer Points
• Pray for clarity in understanding your unique value and identity in Christ.
• Ask for strength and guidance in developing your character and skills.
• Seek God’s help in releasing feelings of self-doubt and comparison to others.
• Pray for the ability to celebrate personal victories, no matter how small.
• Ask for wisdom to encourage and uplift others in their confidence journey.
Action Steps
1. Identify one character trait you want to work on this week.
2. Choose a skill to develop or improve and dedicate time to practice it.
3. Reflect daily on your worth in Christ and write down specific promises that resonate with you.
4. Avoid comparing yourself to others; instead, track your personal growth.
5. Celebrate a small victory this week and share it with someone to encourage them.
Keywords for You
• Confidence building
• Self-worth
• Christian encouragement
• Character development
• Jesus’s promises
• Personal growth
• Overcoming self-doubt
• Faith and self-esteem
• Competence and skills
• Avoiding comparison