Humility

These powerful daily readings reveal what it means to pursue an anointing that is inspired by the biblical heroine, Deborah. This devotional is based on The Deborah Anointing by Michelle McClain-Walters.

The Deborah Anointing

Would others ever describe you as persistent? Is your personality one that continues firmly, sometimes stubbornly, on a course of action in spite of difficulty or opposition?  Let this plan guide you towards the strength of the Holy Spirit to do what you can do even in the face of weakness, trials, and struggles.

Persevere: Do What You Can Do

The corporate world seeks leadership qualities such as influence, innovation, vision, and resilience. These traits are key components of leadership. As Kingdom leaders, there is a standard—essential qualities—we must have which transcends the expectations of the world. This devotional focuses on four of the many virtues every Kingdom leader should possess.

Essential Qualities of Kingdom Leaders

Each and every day, you have a choice. You can choose to reject fear, and you can choose to see your neighbors the way their Heavenly Father sees them. In this 5-day reading plan, Pete Briscoe cuts through the partiality and prejudice so common in our day—pointing you back to the Gospel truth of God's radical love in Christ. In Him, we are all the Father's favorites!  

All the Father's Favorites by Pete Briscoe

Life presents challenges beyond our control, which leads us into situations that we feel stuck in. Join us as we learn how to deal with the things that don't change within our everyday lives.

Just Deal With It

If you were making an ice cream sundae, you wouldn’t top it with ketchup or fermented tuna liver – they just don’t belong there! In our lives as followers of Jesus, pride has no place in the picture. Join us as we learn about the ingredient every believer’s life should include: humility! 

Kids Bible Experience | Stay Humble

Hours before his execution, Jesus grabbed his disciples’ attention with a towel and a bowl of water. He knows they will all desert or betray him, yet he serves in humility and provides a new vision of leadership. This plan will help you meditate deeply on John 13:1-20 and consider its implications for Christ-shaped leadership in a global context.

Christ-Shaped Servant Leadership: Reflecting on John 13:1-20

Who wants to wait?  Nobody. Yet sometimes God wants to put us on hold before He works His ways in us.

Waiting on God

James and John enticed their mother to ask Jesus if they could rule with Him. Jesus took the disciples aside and said, "Gentile leaders lord it over their subjects, not so with you." He was illustrating that leadership in the Kingdom of God would be different. As men, we are called to lead, but we must focus our attitudes toward humility and servanthood. The more we focus on humility, the more we act like Jesus Christ. Participate in these mandates with friends who can hold you accountable as you focus on developing yourself into a Godly man.