Pride

Humility is one of the most talked-about qualities in the Christian life and one of the least practiced. This 6-day plan explores what it means to clothe yourself with humility, why pride carries heavier consequences than we expect, and how God pursues and restores the humble. This plan follows Peter's journey from arrogance to genuine change.

Humility: God Opposes the Proud

Humility is the posture that hosts God’s presence. Pride builds walls, but humility opens doors. God cannot dwell in a heart that is full of self-importance, but He delights to rest on those who know their dependence on Him. The humble don’t think less of themselves — they think of themselves less and of God more.

Practical Application:
• Begin your day by acknowledging: “Lord, without You I can do nothing.”
• Listen more than you speak; humility has quiet strength.
• Give others credit and celebrate their success.

WEEK 9 – HUMILITY: “God Dwells Where Pride Dies.”

David’s story is one of caves, calling, and the God who delivers. This five-day devotional draws from 1 Samuel 24–25 and the Psalms to explore what strongholds really are—places of refuge that can either protect or confine. Each day invites you to walk with David through Scripture, reflect on your own patterns of hiding, and experience the freedom that comes when God becomes your true stronghold. Journey through the wilderness with the shepherd-king and discover how God turns our seasons of hiding into testimonies of healing, deliverance, and restored purpose.

David's Stronghold: Finding Freedom in the Wilderness

Loving Jesus rightly means obeying His commands fully (John 14:15), yet many believers struggle with the notion of total submission. This six-day study explores what genuine, Christ-driven obedience looks like – and what it does not. Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, it challenges believers to move beyond mere admiration of Jesus as their Savior and fully embrace what it means to obey Him as Lord.

If You Love Me... The Call to Obedience

What was so important to Jesus that He willingly gave up a comfortable life? A sense of pride or importance? Or well-deserved payback? He didn’t want these things like we would expect. But the more He rejected the normal path to success, the more His impact grew. Jesus didn’t want any of these things—instead He was after a different way of living. Better than anything we could imagine.  

He Gets Us: What Jesus Gave Up | Plan 7

Pride is the quiet enemy of every leader. It convinces us our view is the only view and our strength is all we need. But, God opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble. This devotional is for those who want to trade the fleeting satisfaction of ego for the lasting strength of humility. 

Join us as we explore what it means to lead with a servant's heart, remain teachable, and build a life founded on God's greatness, not our own.

Content by Chris Hart, adapted by Derek England.

Kill Your Pride: An 8-Day Brave Coaches Journey

Naaman’s story in 2 Kings 5 shows us that God can use the most unlikely people and circumstances to bring us to Him. A powerful commander, Naaman had wealth, influence, and success, yet he also had leprosy, a condition he could not fix. His healing did not come through power or riches, but through humility and obedience to God’s word.

This 5-day study explores how God uses the overlooked, calls us to trust Him in weakness, and invites us to humble obedience that leads to transformation.

Naaman: From Pride to Humility

Does your critical spirit crush your spouse or rob your marriage of companionship? Has your spouse said you are critical? Constantly judging yourself and others will hold you back from being fully vulnerable and transparent with your spouse. God has better for your marriage. In this 5-day plan by Tiffany Miller, we take a biblical look at how to cut the criticism and cultivate companionship. 

Cut the Criticism and Cultivate Companionship in Your Marriage

In the 21 Days to Overflow plan, Jeremiah Hosford will take readers on a 3-week journey of emptying themselves of themselves, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and living out an overflowing, Spirit-filled life. It’s time to stop living normally and start living an overflowing life!
