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Category Archives: Humility
Humility exalts the heart
Humility is not itself an emotion, like joy or gratitude or contrition. A person could be a wonderful exemplar of humility without ever feeling humble. Continue reading
Grace given to the humble
Legalism provides people with a deceptive means for screening out their own sins by highlighting the sins of others. Let’s oppose this spirit on every level because it insults the grace that leads us to salvation. Continue reading
Posted in Disciple-making, Grace, Human depravity, Humility, Kingdom, Legalism, Salvation, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged Grace, Humility, legalism, salvation to the humble, sin of pride
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An unnerving but amazing truth
This should make those who strive to be religious more than a little nervous. It should warn those who are working their way “up” the structured ranks of religion Continue reading
An unnerving truth about heaven
Many of us want to say, “Only those who accept Jesus as Savior go to heaven.” Or, “Only those who believe in the gospel go to heaven.” These are not necessarily wrong statements, but they possibly conceal what Jesus revealed. Continue reading
Posted in Disciple-making, Discipleship, Fruit of the Spirit, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Humility, Poor in spirit, Pride, Salvation, Security of salvation, Spirit filled, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation, Walking with God
Tagged citizens of heaven, Heaven, slavaion, who goes to heaven?
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Humility is not an emotion
Misunderstanding humility is risky because this quality is essential to one’s relationship with God. Continue reading
We too easily forget what we’ve been through
Can you think of a tough time you went through? Who came alongside you and helped you through it? It takes humility to remember gratefully… Continue reading
Posted in 18 Year factor, Humility, Pride
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Honor one another
Let’s renew our love for honoring others! Continue reading
Posted in Culture of Honor, Honor, Human dignity, Humility, Servanthood
Tagged honor others
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Parable of the unworthy servant
The attitude of true followers of Jesus. Continue reading
Posted in Christian life, Christianity, Christology, Disciple-making, Discipleship, Following Christ, Humility, Jesus Christ, New Christian, Parables, Servanthood, Teaching of Jesus, True Christianity?, Walking with God
Tagged Attitude, Christianity, Humility, Luke 17:10, Parable of Jesus, true followers of Jesus
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What kind of person are you?
Is grace amazing or interesting? The wonder and availability of God’s grace will not move some people. Continue reading
The God you didn’t expect
I still remember how intrigued I was to see God portrayed by Morgan Freeman as a janitor at the end of the 2003 movie, Bruce Almighty. Something resonated with me. Continue reading
Posted in God's Heart, God's power, Honor, Humility, Image of God, Jesus Christ, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged God, God as servant, understanding God, who is God
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