Faith Over Fame: Rethinking Influence in the Light of the Gospelنموونە

📅 Day 1 – Fame Fades, Faith Remains
Scripture: John 3:30; 1 Peter 5:6
Devotional:
John the Baptist had a platform. He was followed, respected, and heard. But when Jesus arrived, John didn’t try to keep the spotlight. He said, “He must increase, but I must decrease” (John 3:30). In a culture that glorifies visibility, John teaches us that true greatness lies in pointing others to Christ.
Fame is temporary; faith is eternal. When we seek popularity more than faithfulness, we reverse the values of the Kingdom. Influence is not an end—it’s a means to glorify God.
Prayer: Lord, deliver me from the vanity of fame. Let my life point to Christ and not to myself.
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In a culture obsessed with likes, numbers, and followers, what does it truly mean to have influence? This 5-day plan invites you to rethink success through the lens of the gospel. Learn how to place your faith above your fame, walk in humility, and let your life point to Christ. Influence isn’t about being seen—it’s about being faithful.
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