POSTURE: What is our attitude and approach?
In humility we serve as a critical part in the much bigger picture.
Moving from Confidence to Humble
Part 1 of our Posture
- Commencement: Confidence is the start of seeing our role in the bigger picture.
- Confidence: Confidence is not bad when we know who we are and who God made us to be.
- Pride: When confidence does not view our role as small in a bigger picture, we are prideful.
- Co-Working: Understanding the bigger picture, motivates us to work together with others and invite others to join in.
- Cultivation: How to find our role in the communities we live?
- Observing: We can learn from others, which includes scripture, church, and world.
- Contrasting: Not only can we learn from positive examples, we can do the exact opposite of what we view as problematic in others.
- Testing: By trying and testing ourselves, prayer, and community input, we can actively trust God by living in our active role in the Kingdom of God.
- How a clock can model and teach us humility, along with proper confidence.
- Specific: Just like every piece is clock is valuable and important, so are we.
- Designed: While each part is needed, unless we functionally work together, the goal can not be accomplished.
- Function: Regardless of drastic differences, the unity in diversity points towards not only the purpose of the Creator, but the Creator Himself.
- Culmination: How humility provides a balanced view of ourselves.
- Us: True humility can accurately view our important role in the bigger picture.
- Ourselves: Likewise, we can know and act rightly towards other who also an equally important role.
- Together: Proper functional humility is holding in balance ourselves and others as God designed.