The Dangers of Pride

Pride distorts the heart, resists Jehovah’s authority, rejects correction, damages relationships, and prepares the way for spiritual ruin.

Why Humility Matters

Humility places Christians under Jehovah’s authority, makes them teachable, strengthens relationships, and forms Christlike service.

Biblical humility shapes speech, service, correction, family life, work, prayer, conflict, and faithful dependence upon Jehovah.

Jesus’ followers live in humility by submitting to Jehovah, imitating Christ, receiving correction, serving others, and resisting pride.

Jesus taught humility as teachable dependence on God, obedient service, repentance, forgiveness, and trust in Jehovah’s exaltation.

Learn humility from Jesus through obedience, service, prayer, courage, truth, and daily submission to Jehovah’s Word.

True humility begins with seeing Jehovah rightly, receiving His Word obediently, and serving others without seeking self-glory.

Humility begins when man sees that his life, breath, mind, and hope are gifts from Jehovah, not possessions owned apart from Him.

Galatians 6:4 teaches Christians to examine their own actions before Jehovah without pride, envy, or comparison with others.

Philippians 2:3 teaches Christians to reject selfish ambition and conceit, serving others with the humility of Christ.