Once, I looked up what the opposite of worthy was.

I’m not sure what I was expecting with this antonym—maybe worthless or unworthy. They’re both unpleasant ways to describe something or someone.

But actually the opposite is much worse. When I looked up the opposite of worthy, the word that appeared was nothing. Not a blank page, but the literal word: nothing.

It’s astonishing how a single word, “nothing,” can carry such weight and impact on our self-perception. When we contemplate being labeled as “nothing,” it can evoke a profound sense of insignificance and inadequacy. This feeling is often intensified by the Enemy, who skillfully employs this antonym as a weapon against our spiritual growth and self-esteem. The Enemy knows that if he can convince us that we are “nothing,” he can paralyze our faith, hinder our efforts, and isolate us from the love and purpose God has for us.