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Humility vs. Pride
Paul Green
April 20-May 4
Paul Green
April 20-May 4
The Struggle for Greatness
Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? The person who
understands that humility is a much greater value than pride.
The Struggle to Resolve Conflict
No one wants to do it. It's painful! It's ugly! And yet, we can't be like
Christ unless we do. Here are two key questions which will help you
resolve conflict like Christ.
The Struggle to Forgive (includes Kristal Dahlager's testimony)
"Come on now, Jesus, let's get real. How many times do I have to
forgive? Isn't there a limit?" Peter's question is our question when we've
been hurt many times. Jesus' answer, though, is even more real.
Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? The person who
understands that humility is a much greater value than pride.
The Struggle to Resolve Conflict
No one wants to do it. It's painful! It's ugly! And yet, we can't be like
Christ unless we do. Here are two key questions which will help you
resolve conflict like Christ.
The Struggle to Forgive (includes Kristal Dahlager's testimony)
"Come on now, Jesus, let's get real. How many times do I have to
forgive? Isn't there a limit?" Peter's question is our question when we've
been hurt many times. Jesus' answer, though, is even more real.
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In Matthew 18, Jesus calls us to a much
higher standard than is comfortable to
live by. Jesus lived by His standard
perfectly, but for us fallen humans, His
standards create in us an ongoing tug o’
war. He requires us to serve when we
want to be served, to forgive when we’d
rather punish, and to resolve conflict
when we ache to win. It’s a daily battle,
but if Jesus calls Humility to win, then it
can be done!
higher standard than is comfortable to
live by. Jesus lived by His standard
perfectly, but for us fallen humans, His
standards create in us an ongoing tug o’
war. He requires us to serve when we
want to be served, to forgive when we’d
rather punish, and to resolve conflict
when we ache to win. It’s a daily battle,
but if Jesus calls Humility to win, then it
can be done!
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