This morning’s verses talk about being humbled. Have we ever experienced a situation where we were so confident about certain things, only to be brought low? We may have been confident unknowingly. The only way out of this is to focus our eyes on the Lord, asking Him for His guidance. Because whoever humbles himself will be elevated (See Luke 14:11). Today, let us keep our focus on the Lord. He will elevate us to a place of God-given destiny. Areas we have hardened toward Chr

This morning’s verses talk about hearing His Word. Arrogance and a hardened heart to His Word lead to death. Are there any areas in our lives where we have hardened our hearts? This world needs solutions to problems. Christ proactively sought problems to solve, which He did solve. Are we reluctant to go to a place where others might not want to even think about going? (See John 5:6) Today, let us assess areas where we have hardened our hearts. What are the areas where we are

This morning’s verse talks about arrogance. What are we trusting in? Are we trusting in anything other than the Lord, feeling like everything is and will be OK? If we trust in something that is not solid, we will fall one day. The key to our lives is to put our faith in the solid foundation, Jesus Christ (See Matthew 7:24-25). Today, let us continue to put our trust in the Lord, Jesus Christ, Who is the same yesterday, today, and forever (See Hebrews 13:8). May the Lord conti

This morning’s verse talks about humiliation. Have we ever felt humiliated because we thought that everything would be OK, even to the point of boasting in our self-confidence? This is a dangerous state to be in because it is only when we trust in the Lord that we are kept safe (See Proverbs 29:25). Whoever humbles himself will be elevated, and vice versa (See Matthew 23:12). Today, let us assess in what areas we have boasted that everything will be OK when we know deep down

This morning’s verses continue to talk about arrogance. Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and vice versa. Are there any areas of our lives where we think we can handle them ourselves? When we choose to trust in Him in humility, we will be exalted (See Matthew 23:12). Today, let us assess whether we have taken anything into our own hands and instead choose to follow His ways. May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses talk about arrogance. The Bible promises that whoever exalts himself will be humbled. Have we experienced a situation where we were so confident about what we believed, but later found that to be wrong and were humbled? We can choose to grow in humility daily, depending on and leaning on the Word of God. Today, let us continue to choose humility before the Lord by trusting in Him in all areas. In what areas have we chosen to think that we know it all? M

This morning’s verses speak of arrogance, materialism, and haughtiness. Arrogance focuses on ourselves while humility focuses on the Lord. While being well-groomed blesses the eyes of people, if our motive is to elevate ourselves out of arrogance and materialism, it hurts the hearts of people. We may not enjoy financial abundance consistently throughout our lifetime on this earth as believers, or see all of our problems vanish, but we have the grace of God that is sufficien