Opposite of Faith

We all know people who inflate their importance. They boast of their accomplishments and freely speak their opinions, saying that they are telling it like it is, when they are only speaking from their limited knowledge. Or they may be an athlete pounding their chests and drawing attention to themselves, when it was really the whole team that contributed to their success.

Matthew 19:14 says, “but Jesus said, ‘Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.'” When we see ourselves as more important or capable than we truly are, then we are moving away from God and are weak in faith. Those who trust themselves, likely do not trust God. To draw near to God we must do so with humility, understanding that He alone has all knowledge and power.

Published by Jim Gleason

After 16 years of vocational ministry, God has called me to a simpler ministry. Now I just proclaim His truth simply to those who are open to hear it. God is speaking through His Word and His creation.

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