Magnificent Life

"Complete my joy by being of the same mind, having the same love, being in full accord, and of one mind." Philippians 2:2  Humility, as articulated in Matthew 18:1-4, is a paradoxical concept that refers to an individual's self-awareness of their insignificance and subservience to a greater power. It is the antithesis of pride and egocentricity, calling for an attitude of meekness and lowliness. Jesus serves us as an exemplary illustration of the importance of self-reflection and accountability, emphasizing the necessity of humility in achieving spiritual growth. By presenting us with a child, this passage metaphorically reinforces the concept that those who are humble will be exalted.  Similarly, it conveys that those who strive for prideful positions will ultimately be humiliated by their actions. Think of humility like a ladder: when we climb up the ladder of success, humility helps us stay humble and not forget what matters most. We can be proud of our achievements without getting too big for ou