Sermon Tone Analysis
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How to cultivate true humility?
View self in relation to God: God is above, we are beneath
Not think we have a right to better treatment that Christ
Humility asserts truth not to bolster ego but to serve Christ and love the opponent
Humility is dependent on grace for all knowing, believing, living and acting
Humility knows its weakness and is aware of false humility (who seek the praise of others)
Wiersbe writes:
It has well been said that humility does not mean thinking poorly of ourselves but just not thinking of ourselves at all!
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