Humility
Humility must be sought (Zeph. 2:3). It is displayed through restraint, as seen in Jesus' words, 'Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you' (Luke 6:28–29). Humility is produced by the Holy Spirit, who produces fruit such as humility in believers (Gal. 5:22–23).
What is the nature of humility, and how does it relate to our relationship with God?
Questions on this topic
- List at least five reasons why humility is important.The Basics
- What is the nature of humility, and how does it relate to our relationship with God?The Basics
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What does the Bible teach about free will?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about mercy?The Basics
- What three spiritual requirements must be met before we can understand what we study in the Word?The Basics
- What does he mean by “the knowledge of the Son of God”?The Basics · Lesson 3–4: The Climb—Spiritual Growth
- What does it mean to have the attitude, the mind, of Christ?The Basics · Lesson 3–5: The Goal—Spiritual Maturity
- What is self-consciousness according to the Bible?The Basics · Lesson 3–2: The Danger—Spiritual Retreat/Reversion
- What does the Bible teach about worship?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about the relationship between works and grace?The Basics · Lesson 4–1: Perspective—Grace
- What is the difference between human viewpoint and divine viewpoint?The Basics
- What is the biblical definition of meekness?The Basics · Lesson 2–3: The Commission—Evangelism
- What is the Bible's teaching on ministry and how does it relate to believers' lives?The Basics
- What is meekness?The Basics · Lesson 2–3: The Commission—Evangelism
- What is self-consciousness?The Basics · Lesson 3–2: The Danger—Spiritual Retreat/Reversion