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Tag Archives: Poor in spirit
The amazing sequence in the beatitudes
Does it not follow inevitably that my attitude towards everybody else must be completely and entirely changed? Continue reading
Unless you become like little children?
Becoming childlike is not a reference to being “innocent as a child” or having the “simple faith of a child”. So what does it mean? Continue reading
Posted in attitudes of unity, Church Leadership, Community, Disciple-making, Elders, elders in the Church, Emerging Leaders, Humility, Kingdom, Leadership, Love, Poor in spirit, Pride
Tagged greatest in the kingdom, Humble, humility and salvation, Kingdom of Jesus, Matthew 18, Poor in spirit
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Humility is not an emotion
The person who frequently feels humble is probably not very humble.
People often misread humility by associating it with quiet, less outgoing or passive personalities.
Humility is self-confidence that runs far deeper than the tenuous self-confidence of the person who believes in himself because others look up to him.
Posted in Humility, Kingdom, Poor in spirit, Salvation, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged Humble, Humility, Kingdom of Jesus, Poor in spirit, proud people, Servant, True salvation
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What does poor in spirit mean?
I was recently asked a question about Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the poor in spirit.” Does this refer to actual poverty or spiritual humility? Does “blessed” mean “happy”? I shared a few thoughts and decided to post them for others. … Continue reading