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Humility

A Key Discipline: Observe Without Judgment

By Filings on Thu, 10/17/24
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“It is to observe quietly and humbly and then, when appropriate, to ask clarifying questions. And more often than not, I have been encouraged and even challenged by these clarifications. ” - Challies

Blind Spots: We All Have Them. What Are Yours?

By Filings on Wed, 10/16/24
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“empower the people around you to be respectful, but honest. You’ll never discover your blind spots if you’re surrounded by ‘yes’ men or women.” - Phil Cooke

On Being a Servant, Not a Celebrity (Part 1)

By Paul J. Scharf on Fri, 10/11/24

When I began my ministry with The Friends of Israel in 2019, I started with one verse emblazoned on my mind: “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45). I saw FOI as a wonderful outlet through which to serve the Lord and His people. And God gave me a burden to minister in this way.

Want to Be a Better Theologian? Realize Your Idiocy.

By Filings on Wed, 09/25/24
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“If we want to be better theologians, we must take ourselves less seriously to take God more seriously. When it comes to our knowledge of God, we need to realize we’re all idiots.” - TGC

A Word from Spurgeon that Overwhelms Me with Gratitude and Humility Today

By Filings on Thu, 07/25/24
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“I have often been surprised at the mercy of God to myself. Poor sermons of mine, that I could cry over when I get home, have led scores to the cross; and, more wonderful still, words that I have spoken in ordinary conversation…” - Chuck Lawless

Controlling the Control Bug

By Ed Vasicek on Thu, 05/23/24

A few years back, in an editorial for the Kokomo Tribune, in a series about “social connectedness,” I mentioned what I call the “anonymous lifestyle.” Now I would like to use that concept as a jumping board for another issue: the “control obsession.”

5 Symptoms of False Humility

By Filings on Fri, 04/05/24
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“First, let’s examine what humility is. In Matthew 19:30, Jesus said, “Many who are first will be last, and the last first.’” - Lifeway

If We Realize We’re Undeserving, Suddenly the World Comes Alive

By Filings on Fri, 03/15/24
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“our hearts overflow with thanks that we who deserve nothing but judgment, death, and Hell are given deliverance, grace, and eternal life. Day after day, God favors us not only with leniency but also with beauties, delights, and privileges we have no right to expect.” - Randy Alcorn

We Who Are So Ordinary

By Filings on Wed, 03/06/24
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“God’s plan all along has been to use ordinary leaders to accomplish extraordinary things. His plan has been to use people of average ability to accomplish matters of eternal significance.” - Challies

Grow in Contentment Through Worship

By Filings on Wed, 11/08/23
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“The implication of the word ‘learned’ is that it was not always like this for Paul. He grew in contentment over time. It did not come quickly and it did not come easily, but there was growth and there was progress for him, and the same can be true for us today.” - Colin Smith

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