Introduction

Lives humbly and confidently toward others in their relationships and organizations

At a Glance

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Signs You're Living It Out

  • In a leadership role (e.g., boss, parent, mentor) within the past month, willingly and joyfully embraced a follower’s idea and openly gave credit where credit was due
  • In a follower role (e.g., employee, student, volunteer) within the past month, willingly and joyfully embraced a leader’s idea even though it differed from one’s personal preference
  • In the past week, has actively sought the opinions and input of others, out of genuine desire for their insight
  • Is able to maintain confidence when others disagree without becoming arrogant or insecure

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 Core Training

These resources are designed to accelerate your growth in this spiritual outcome. Track your progress by checking off resources as you go.

Study

Bible Study

We’re tired of plastic religiosity. We are after the real thing and if the real thing is genuinely available we’ll drink deeply. This morph me exercise is a soul-satisfying experience if you want more of the real thing.... Read More

Listen

Tim Keller sermons via Gospel in Life: Haman, who plots to kill the Jews exiled in Persia, exemplifies pride and its downfalls. His pride manifests itself in self-absorption, an inability to learn from his mistakes, a progression... Read More

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Humility

We’re tired of plastic religiosity. We are after the real thing and if the real thing is genuinely available we’ll drink deeply. This morph me exercise is a soul-satisfying experience if you want more of the real thing.... Read More

Extras

These resources are designed to accelerate your growth in this spiritual outcome.
by Gateway Church based on Timothy Keller Talk
Use this guide to take notes as you Listen to the talk by Tim Keller
by ehow
People normally do only what is assigned on the job. Humility involves more than just completing what is expected. It also involves not always receiving recognition for doing the extras.
by Brett & Kate McKay
Our popular image of manliness usually consists of a man with a cocky swagger, a rebel who blazes his own path and stands confident and ready to take on the world. “Humility” doesn’t seem to fit into this image. Humility oftentimes conjures up images of weakness, submissiveness, and fear. But this... Read More

Philippians 2:3-4 Do nothing out of selfish ambition...

James 4:6 But he gives us more grace. That...

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