What Is Humility? A Practical Look from Encouragement Café
Jill Beran reframes humility as fearing the Lord and shows how that understanding changes the way Christians serve, use their gifts, and live out obedience.

Jill Beran reframes humility as fearing the Lord and shows how that understanding changes the way Christians serve, use their gifts, and live out obedience.

Humility, biblically defined, is the fear of the Lord — reverence, right attitude, and proper response toward God.
Recognizing our sin and limits must be balanced with embracing the identity and gifts God gives us.
Humility includes both serving behind the scenes and stepping forward to use gifts publicly for God’s purposes.
She went on to explain and then he proceeded to use it for what she intended. As I watched this exchange of words, I was reminded that we won't know how to use something until we understand what it is. It seemed there was more than the worldly definition I'd always lived with.
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I am personally very excited about this Prophetic Word this week. I have a stirring in me since The LORD spoke this to me. I am praying it stirs you as well!
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