Humility (Part 1)

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In his teachings, Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of humility as a character trait for walking with God acceptably. Pride is considered a heinous sin that goes against the reality of who we truly are before God. True humility involves self-forgetfulness and serving others, while false humility is self-centered and obsessed with self. Ultimately, everyone will bow their knee before Jesus Christ, either voluntarily or on the Day of Judgment.
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