Numbers 12; Numbers 16; Philippians 2:5–11Episode 12 - November 2Big Idea:God’s kingdom flips our world upside down — the proud fall, the humble rise, and grace secures what pride shakes. 1. The Subtle Revolt — “Why Not Me?” (Numbers 12)    •    Miriam and Aaron envy Moses.    •    Pride hides behind fairness and comparison.    •    God reminds them: “I choose whom I choose.”    •    Moses’ greatness was humility — he thought of himself less. (C.S. Lewis) 2. The Earthquake of Self-Glory (Numbers 16)    •    Korah demands equality but craves control.    •    The ground opens — pride collapses.    •    Moses and Aaron intercede; Aaron stands “between the dead and the living.”    •    A picture of Jesus — our Mediator who stops sin’s plague. 3. The Trembling Ends at the Cross    •    At Calvary, the earth shakes again — not in judgment, but redemption.    •    Grace reverses gravity: the way up is down.    •    Jesus stoops low and is exalted high. (Phil. 2:5–11) Takeaway:Martin Luther said sin curves the soul inward.The Gospel turns us outward — toward God and others.The cross holds. The cross anchors. The cross saves.