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Kingsport Today
By the People, for the People
Minister Encourages Overcoming Feelings of 'Less Than'
Sabrina Keller shares how to change 'less than' mindset to 'more than' through faith in God
Published on Feb. 11, 2026
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Sabrina Keller, a minister and worship leader at Evangel Family Worship Center in Kingsport, Tennessee, reflects on how she has struggled with feelings of being 'less than' others, but has found strength in her faith to overcome these thoughts. She encourages others to recognize their worth as 'fearfully and wonderfully made' by God and not let negative influences from others diminish their self-worth.
Why it matters
Keller's message resonates with many people who may struggle with feelings of inadequacy or comparison to others. Her perspective on finding value in oneself through a relationship with God provides an uplifting and empowering outlook that can help readers overcome self-doubt and insecurity.
The details
In her reflections, Keller describes an experience of driving and thinking about the plight of the homeless, which made her feel grateful for her own home and blessings. However, she notes that people often fall into the trap of feeling 'less than' others based on superficial comparisons like appearance or material possessions. Keller emphasizes the importance of recognizing one's inherent worth as a creation of God, citing Bible verses that affirm each person's unique design and purpose.
- Keller wrote this reflection recently, in February 2026.
The players
Sabrina Keller
A minister and worship leader at the Evangel Family Worship Center in Kingsport, Tennessee.
What they’re saying
“I'm so thankful for all the blessings in my life. In the past few years I've experienced the "less than" feeling. I'm working on fixing this and coming to know my worth in the Lord.”
— Sabrina Keller, Minister and Worship Leader (timesnews.net)
“He carefully created the design of me! I believe when He finished He looked at me and thought I was a job well done. Was I perfect? In God's eyes, I was! May I never try to change what He said was good.”
— Sabrina Keller, Minister and Worship Leader (timesnews.net)
The takeaway
Keller's message encourages readers to find their self-worth and value in God's love and affirmation, rather than seeking validation from others or comparing themselves to unrealistic standards. By embracing their unique identity as God's creation, individuals can overcome feelings of inadequacy and cultivate a mindset of being 'more than' enough.
