When living by principle, you'll stand out in a crowd, and people may question your choices. Mordecai's story in the Bible shows how he refused to give honor to a dishonorable man, Haman, because it went against God's will. This act of conviction led to a chain of events that ultimately exposed Haman's evil agenda. The story serves as a reminder that living a principled life may lead to challenges, but it's essential to stay true to God's will and trust in His plan for your life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that we are victorious in Christ, but not everyone in authority is right. We must learn to live carefully, be wise, and discerning, and not assume that every time someone gets power or gets a position, God put them there. Mordecai's story in the book of Esther shows us the importance of self-definition and not letting others define us, and how to live by principles and stand out in an unjust world. [... more]

A leader's 52-year reign is marked by extraordinary blessing, but pride creeps in and everything unravels. Chuck Swindahl explores the story of Uzziah, a king who exemplifies the dangers of conceit and the importance of staying humble in ministry. [... more]

Discovering God's specific will for our lives is a journey of humility, self-awareness, and surrender. By letting go of pride and embracing our limitations, we can find our true identity in Christ and live a life of purpose and fulfillment. [... more]

Exploring the intersection of faith and finance, guests discuss biblical stewardship, financial wisdom, and wealth management, emphasizing the importance of aligning financial decisions with God's purposes and living a life rich in faith. [... more]

Declaring war on selfishness and empty conceit is the first step to becoming a more loving person, rooted in humility and the I am second mentality. Humility fosters physical and mental health, and humble people are more generous, helpful, and have better romantic relationships. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer explains how Christian love sets believers apart, discussing the concept of conceit and its opposite, humility, in the context of Galatians chapter six. He emphasizes the importance of bearing one another's burdens and approaching relationships with empathy and compassion, as exemplified by Jesus' actions on the cross. [... more]

Growing up in a family of four rowdy boys, Skip Heitzig learned the importance of humility and respect in relationships. He draws parallels between church division and childhood squabbles, emphasizing the need for Christians to grow up and put aside selfish ambition and conceit. By embracing lowliness of mind and esteeming others better than themselves, believers can foster unity and avoid church splits. [... more]

Paul's teachings in Galatians emphasize the importance of Christian love and relationships, urging believers to voluntarily enter into the burdens of others, just as Jesus did for them. This principle is applied to various aspects of life, including racial tension and conceit, highlighting the need for humility and compassion in approaching broken and needy people. [... more]