The Cost of Chasing Success | Bryan Loritts
- Preacher
- J.D. Greear
- Tradition
- Baptist — Southern
- Published
- Length
- 5:26
About this sermon
Ty Cobb was one of the most accomplished baseball players in history. He set records, built wealth, and achieved the kind of success most people only dream about. But near the end of his life, he reportedly said that if he could do it all over again, he would have had more friends. In this clip, Pastor Bryan Loritts uses Cobb’s story to show the danger of building a life around accomplishment while neglecting relationships. Success can look impressive from the outside and still leave you deeply alone. Ecclesiastes reminds us that work is a good gift, but it was never meant to become the center of our lives. Don’t trade the people God has given you for the things you are trying to achieve. The older we get, the more our regrets tend to be relational. 📖 Ecclesiastes 4 📍 From The Summit Church #BryanLoritts #Ecclesiastes #TheSummitChurch #Success #Work #Relationships #ChristianLiving #SermonClip
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