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Devotional: "I abhor the pride of Jacob," declares the Lord. Pride isn't merely an attitude problem—it's a worldview that destroys what God loves. It disconnects us from reality, from justice, and from each other until only rubble remains. Pride writes a story where we're always the hero and God is background scenery. It convinces us we've won "nothing through our own strength" and celebrates it anyway. Yet God opposes the proud not because He's insecure, but because pride devastates the world He cherishes. The gospel offers stunning reversal: the perfectly built house—Jesus Himself—was torn down to our level, making grace accessible. Humility isn't self-hatred; it's seeing ourselves truthfully in light of God's immense love.
Reflection: Where have you insisted on being first? How might God be inviting you to humble yourself today?
By St Andrews KinsonDevotional: "I abhor the pride of Jacob," declares the Lord. Pride isn't merely an attitude problem—it's a worldview that destroys what God loves. It disconnects us from reality, from justice, and from each other until only rubble remains. Pride writes a story where we're always the hero and God is background scenery. It convinces us we've won "nothing through our own strength" and celebrates it anyway. Yet God opposes the proud not because He's insecure, but because pride devastates the world He cherishes. The gospel offers stunning reversal: the perfectly built house—Jesus Himself—was torn down to our level, making grace accessible. Humility isn't self-hatred; it's seeing ourselves truthfully in light of God's immense love.
Reflection: Where have you insisted on being first? How might God be inviting you to humble yourself today?