How Humble Are You?

How Humble Are You

“Yea, all of you be subject to one another, and be clothed with humility: for God resists the proud, and gives grace to the humble.” 1 Peter 5:5

Did you ever listen to a convicting message and find yourself saying, “I sure hope ______ heard this!” or “Wow – my wife needs this message.”

Well this week we have been talking about humility. I got clobbered big time. Bill Gothard’s list today asks the questions: How Humble are YOU?

Humble Yourself

  1. When people disagree with you, do you argue for YOUR position?
  2. Do you tend to cut off those who ignore YOU?
  3. Are you hurt when those whom you dislike are honored?
  4. Do you find it difficult to admit you are wrong?
  5. Do you inwardly react when people criticize you?
  6. Do you inwardly react when people criticize you?
  7. Do you give your opinions before having been asked for them?
  8. Do you enjoy sharing about your accomplishments?
  9. Do you talk more than you listen?
  10. Are you more concerned about your reputation or God’s?
  11. Do you give the impression that you have no problems?
  12. Do you seek ways to humble yourself?
  13. Do you do things for praise and compliments?
  14. Do you accept praise rather than deflecting it?
  15. Are you quick to correct others when they make a mistake?
  16. Do you react when you do not receive credit you are due?
  17. Do you feel important?
  18. Do you compare yourself to others rather than to God?

Quite a list of questions. How did you do? You willing to ask the hard questions? How do you think your spouse and kids would answer? Your friends and co-workers. How humble are you?

Running the race with joy,

Bill Welte
President/CEO America’s Keswick

Daily Bible Reading: Isaiah 56-58; Mark 13:21-37

Quote of the day:  All God’s giants have been weak men who did great things for God, because they reckoned on God being with them. J. Hudson Taylor

Bible Memory: I cling to your testimonies, O Lord; let me not be put to shame! I will run the course of your commandments when you enlarge my heart. – Psalm 119:31-32

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