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 the fall of the arrogant. Do we fear, rely, and trust in the Lord? Whoever humbles himself will be elevated, and vice versa (See Matthew 23:12). In what areas have we chosen both consciously and unconsciously to trust in our own wisdom and strength? If we desire to be elevated, we must choose to be humble and to trust in the Lord. The world may teach focus, eliminating all distractions. Still, the Lord teaches us to walk in the Spirit (See Gala

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

This morning’s verses speak of humility before the Lord. Humility is our need for the Savior. Where is our heart today as we go through challenges throughout the day? We may not reap all of His benefits during our lifetime on this earth, but we shall in due season at an eternal level. (See Galatians 6:9) Do we need Him for eternity or just for needs, wants, and what we can experience on this earth? Because we are not taking anything tangible with us to heaven (See 1 Timothy 6

This morning's verses talk about the Lord honoring our freewill. Throughout the day, we are presented with the opportunity to make choices, whether good or bad in the sight of the Lord. But the key is the motive which He sees. (Ref Hebrews 4:12) We may not make the right choices, making mistakes but He is more interested in our humility to accept the wrong and focus on our growth. (Ref Proverbs 24:16) Today, let us focus on humility and growth. We may not get it right but we

This morning's verse talks about seeking Him first in our lives. Are there any areas in our lives that we have let other matters take His place? We may have let other matters into our lives to become our first without our knowing, which has become our blind spot. The key here is to welcome the attitude of humility in areas where we have felt like we know more than God. This could be the opportunity for a breakthrough where the blind spots have kept us in a state of struggle f

This morning's verses talk about humbling ourselves before the Lord. Humbling ourselves means to acknowledge the need for the Savior....