Proverbs: Pride (Part 2)
ProverbsSteve Gregg
In part two of his discussion on pride, Steve Gregg delves into the dangers of a haughty and proud attitude. He emphasizes that wisdom hates pride and that it is important to fear the Lord and hate pride. He encourages listeners to associate with lowly people and not strive for social climbing or prestigious positions, citing Proverbs as his source for these wisdom teachings. Gregg warns against giving into the temptations of the world and seeking honor from others rather than from God alone.
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