Humility In Faith

vs. arrogance

Recognizing the people and factors that have shaped my life

To practice Humility, I will:

  • give credit to others
  • admit mistakes
  • ask for help when I need it
  • realize my way is not the only way
  • think of myself less often

“A Humble Spirit”

Humility was modeled by Jesus when he lived among us. He always gave glory to the Father for the things he accomplished on the earth. He always modeled a servant leader attitude for us. He could have been born in any place and time that he wanted to. He chose to come to us in a stable, in a lowly manger and not in a royal palace. That’s Humility.

When we are prideful, we fill our lives with our wants. When we are humble, we fill our lives with what God wants. Wanting to be God-like was the downfall of Adam and Eve. Wanting to be exalted above God was the downfall of Satan. Not giving God credit for the achievements in our life will be our downfall, too.

Being humble also requires us to recognize what others have done for us and to express our thanks for that support. A humble spirit will also be willing to help others to achieve as well. Recognizing our interdependence on others helps us to stay humble.
This month, practice humility by recognizing and acknowledging our total dependence upon God and seek His will for every decision.

The Links below will take you to Resources you can use in a Christian Faith Based setting
to encourage the Character Quality of Humility.
Our other Pillars have resources that can be adapted for use in a Christian setting.

Visit Humility in School>>

Activities
No Matter How You Say It
Curriculum Connections
Croskey’s Corner

Visit Humility in Business>>

Teambuilding
Power Up with Character
Interview Questions
Adult Business Books

Visit Humility in the Community>>

Quotes
Character All Month Calendar
Related Qualities
Character Holiday Activities
Family Activity (with a printable for sending home to parents)