This is worth the watch. Mark uses CJ’s book Humility: True Greatness to bring home the point of humility. I know MD isn’t known for his humility. But I appreciated his desire to want to grow in it. We’re all on this journey of Christlikeness and we all need to grow in humility as well.
6 Responses to “On Humility, by Mark Driscoll and C. J. Mahaney”
Sam, thanks for posting this. I saw something about it some place else but didn’t watch it. Since, you posted it I figured it was worth a look. Now I need to move CJ’s book up on my reading list …
Hi Sam! I didn’t watch this, but just wanted to say hi. Hope you and Shua and the kids are doing well. I left a message on Shua’s cell the other day, tell her to drop me a line! – Christine
hi sam
humility is not something you work to improve, it is only possessed by experiencing his grace, and not focusing on your relationship between sin and yourself.
Sam, thanks for posting this. I saw something about it some place else but didn’t watch it. Since, you posted it I figured it was worth a look. Now I need to move CJ’s book up on my reading list …
Posted by TimK | November 9, 2007, 3:43 pmHi Sam! I didn’t watch this, but just wanted to say hi.
Hope you and Shua and the kids are doing well. I left a message on Shua’s cell the other day, tell her to drop me a line! – Christine
Posted by Christine | November 9, 2007, 8:25 pmSam, I expected to see you preaching in a hip t-shirt on Sunday … heh heh
Posted by TimK | November 13, 2007, 9:28 amHaha, Tim…
Christine, Shua plans on calling you this week. I hope you’re well!!!
Posted by admin | November 13, 2007, 11:56 amhi sam
humility is not something you work to improve, it is only possessed by experiencing his grace, and not focusing on your relationship between sin and yourself.
Posted by grace paik | November 14, 2007, 9:36 amGrace – Interesting comment. What do you mean by “not focusing on your relationship between sin and yourself”? Thanks for stimulating me to think!
Posted by TimK | November 14, 2007, 10:15 am