Pride and Humility | Traits of Being Self-Centered
Pride Is Always Fighting Against Humility
Pride is an emotion that can affect us in a negative way. It can cause stress, anger, jealousy, self-centeredness, and many other negative traits. Pride can disrupt that peace and calmness that we need inside of ourselves. Practicing humility will help us stay calm and enjoy our life much better. People, places and things will not be able to bother us.
Pride Feeds The Flesh While Humility Feeds The Soul
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The Flesh Can Dominate The Soul
There are two parts to us, the flesh and the soul. For most, the flesh is the dominate factor in our lives until we die. The flesh wants nothing to do with the soul, it wants nothing to do with God, it only wants what the world has to offer.
The flesh is corrupt and it will always be corrupt until it’s last breath. This is what the deadly sin of pride is, self, ego, I, me, and myself. Pride is the main one of the seven deadly sins.
The soul wants eternal life with God. It wants everything that God has to offer. It wants to be humble, it wants to do good, be loving towards others and it wants no glory. It wants to do God’s will which in turn will help bring not only glory to God, but help steer others towards God so that they may find true peace and happiness with God.
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Pride Is The Opposite Of Humility
Luke 2:7 And she gave birth to a son, her first-born. She wrapped Him in swaddling clothes, and laid Him in a manger because there was no room for them at the inn. This is a true act of humility. God could have provided all the comforts of home for Joseph, Mary and Jesus, but He didn’t. Reason: God had to show the world that He loves us just as much as He loves His son. Also, Jesus wouldn’t be able to preach and teach about humility, if God didn’t practice it Himself. By this act, God showed us that He didn’t place His son above all of us. Read more







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