Balancing Humility
How do we balance humility with allowing the Lord to work through us to do something significant?
How do we balance humility with allowing the Lord to work through us to do something significant?
If someone were to ask you, “Do you consider yourself equal to God?” your answer would be an emphatic, “No!” But how often do our actions overwrite our answer?
What can you do if you clash with a coworker? Try practicing the traits of gentleness, humility, and mercy and make the workplace a better place to be. . .
This year, let’s discipline ourselves to have more than just a merry Christmas, but a holy Christmas. Let’s concentrate on the true spirit of Christmas—humility and grace. . .
People tend to think of themselves as intelligent beings—full of insight and understanding. They like to think they can make it on their own. But this kind of thinking is anything but wise. . .
Does your soul make its boast in the Lord? Ask God to remind you of His favor and to work humility into your life. . .
Being humble enough to ask for help doesn’t make you appear ignorant. On the contrary, only motivated people seek assistance. . .
Knowledge can puff you up full of pride and suppositions, full of your own views about the world. But love builds up, imparts humility. Love cultivates in you a desire to understand more. . .
When others notice your good works, attributes, or talents, do you let them see past you to the true source of your power and worth? It’s time to point others to God. . .